Sentence examples for this sometimes necessitates from inspiring English sources

This sometimes necessitates more than one lavage cycle.

"We never really wanted to move anyone out of there, but the problem is that developing this many acres sometimes necessitates putting parcels together.

The parent "is now a person of a certain age, thinking, 'how much of life is behind me, what do I have to do, where am I in the life cycle?' " Ms. Savage said she tells the parents of her freshmen that "this is the time for you to do new and different things, which sometimes necessitates more space".

Broad groupings of foods within each FFQ item sometimes necessitates the allocation of an average GI for that item, and this has led some to express concerns about the appropriateness of using FFQ-derived GI and GL values to explore disease associations (44).

A change in the arrival rate of a Poisson process sometimes necessitates immediate action.

The survival of one population of animals, like the fox, sometimes necessitates the destruction of another, like the turkey.

Perhaps the interior monologue of self-acceptance that becomes exterior on verbalising your coming out sometimes necessitates a dramatic fanfare.

After a surgeon has carved through skin, fat and several layers of muscle, getting at a kidney sometimes necessitates the partial extraction of the 12th rib.

Mr. Cooper realized, as all deli owners eventually do, that success in Jersey sometimes necessitates moving beyond the delectable trio of pastrami, corned beef and brisket.

But dealing with science museums sometimes necessitates artistic compromise, said Ned Kahn, whose installations are often based on natural phenomena like fog, fire, avalanches and tornadoes.

Acute lupus pneumonitis is a rare and mortal manifestation of SLE that sometimes necessitates invasive procedures such as lung biopsy for a diagnosis.