And "Girls," the HBO series that would hardly require description, came into being with its far less fantastical view of youthful New York existence.
Officials note that Congressional proposals for expanding the military, mostly in the range of 30,000 to 40,000 more troops, would hardly require a new draft to force conscripts from across the approximately two-million-strong cohort of current 18-year-old Americans.
So if you have seen "Ray" or "Walk the Line," you will hardly require a summary of "La Vie en Rose," which flings its subject back and forth in time, simultaneously charting her rise from the tough streets of Paris and her decline into drug abuse and ill health.
Building typologies such as office buildings hardly require, for most of the year, more heat than is provided by internal loads.
It will probably not be possible to remove Saddam quickly without a U.S. invasion and occupation--though it will hardly require half a million men, since Saddam's army is much diminished since the Gulf War, and we will probably have plenty of help from Iraqis, once they trust that we intend to finish the job this time.
These' fruit hardly require any time to prep, and it takes almost half the time of it to eat.
No doubt they have a fair share of hooligans, too, but it hardly requires a sociology doctorate to know that Glasgow does not have the monopoly on pissed-up reprobates.
History hardly required Doug Coe's intervention Somalia and the United States believed they needed each other at the time but Coe cannot be surprised at the accusation of complicity in the devastation that Barre later brought to the country.
History hardly required Doug Coe's intervention — Somalia and the United States believed they needed each other at the time — but Coe cannot be surprised at the accusation of complicity in the devastation that Barre later brought to the country.
