Sentence examples for three prerequisites from inspiring English sources

The only three prerequisites would be to test skills, to have fun and to do no harm (limiting strenuous activity to avoid injury).

Fukuyama's latest book, The Origins of Political Order, maps the unwieldy period "from prehuman times to the French revolution", and lays out his three prerequisites of stable democratic systems: a functioning state, the rule of law and accountable government – which is a pretty good prism through which to view the Arab spring and its aftermath.

That means our approach can solve three prerequisites of watermarking problems.

These three prerequisites are not simply set by researchers' definition nor by experts' common sense.

Extant literature has uncovered three prerequisites for being envied by others.

In addition to high reliability of fingerprint, our approach meet the above-mentioned three prerequisites of watermarking problems.

I remember feeling embarrassed about taking in packed lunches pungent with garlic, onions and chillies, the three prerequisite ingredients of Asian cooking.

"I have two prerequisites in tying a fly," Popovics said.

The two prerequisites that defined my generation were a Parka coat and a Raleigh Chopper.

Furthermore, he fits two prerequisites of the new right: he's anti-intellectual and anti-establishment.

Surely two prerequisites for a president are a confident sense of direction and the ability to inspire people to go there.