Sentence examples for time necessitates from inspiring English sources

"As you know, everybody's scheduled so tightly, that any change where someone needs more time necessitates an adjustment in the whole family," Ms. Becker said.

Global warming issue, which increasingly aggravates over time, necessitates the carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology for its efficient mitigation.

The increasing challenge to manufacture individual products in short periods of time necessitates a huge amount of machine variants.

However, the almost inevitable evolution of resistance in parasitic nematodes to anthelmintics over time necessitates a reappraisal of their use in order to reduce selection pressure.

They argue that the very nature of the data used in growth and yield modelling (i.e., trees measured within plots, repeatedly over time) necessitates the need to incorporate structured stochasticity into models and discuss several ways this may be accomplished.

This is particularly important for exposing large-area patterns that, in order to keep a reasonable exposure time, necessitates a large writing field and high beam current, which both magnify the issue of beam enlargement and distortion near the writing field corners.

Return of an advance: We are very sorry that your manuscript has been pronounced by our scrupulously objective editorial board to be unfit for publication at this time, necessitating the request for the return of our advance.

But the port was not dredged at this time, necessitating the use of Northumbrian keel boats to transfer the loads to ships moored offshore.

The proportion of the latter each month and the length of lag for either varied inconsistently over time, necessitating this set of temporally adaptive adjustments.

The rapid growth of the circumference of the tumor, from 14.3 to 18.6 cm, due to hematoma enlargement in three months time, necessitated microsurgical excision of the VS (Fig.  1d).

Whether observations should be conducted prior to the interviews or vice versa is debatable however, entering into the 'natural world' and the unpredictability of the nature of this world with regards to the workload of staff for a relatively short period of time necessitated a pragmatic approach and opportunities to interview staff and undertake observations were taken as they arose.