Sentence examples for that makes it necessary from inspiring English sources

It's the final anthropic principle: that there is something about the consistency of the universe that makes it necessary to be understood.

"Maybe there's still that embarrassment that makes it necessary to show rich people in an everyday environment, so they don't seem too arrogant".

Ironically, it is sometimes the continuing publicity around very young defendants that makes it necessary for them to apply for a lifetime anonymity injunction once they have been released – the so-called "Mary Bell orders".

The hypothesis of a possible existent thing, which can both exist and not exist, leads necessarily to positing a cause that makes it necessary (by virtue of another).

The initial 100-cassette run of Goofin' Drones has already sold out, but as Alter Stock preps another run (tentatively due today, so keep an eye on their website), Aurelius answered a few questions about the release and the state of the world that makes it necessary.

Some countries have a demography that makes it necessary to maintain relatively small pacemaker centres.

Where is any mention of the suicide attacks against Israeli citizens that make it necessary for Israel to control its borders?

Just in time for the 10th anniversary of the tragedy that made it necessary.

That much security, everywhere, can't help but make one wonder about the dangers that make it necessary.

His celebration of civilization was also an acknowledgment of the natural furies that make it necessary and that give it energy.

Her care felt like a disfigurement, something that made it necessary for people like Shelly and Toby to distance themselves from her.