Sentence examples for together requiring from inspiring English sources

Even in largely residential areas of the city's bungalow belt, Mr. Langford said, homes "are often very close together," requiring more firefighters than the minimum standard.

And he believes she could be on to something when she argues for greater use of consolidation centres, where separate deliveries can be brought together, requiring fewer vehicle to get things to their destinations.

Of all the proposals to reduce gun violence now pending in Congress, there was one that seemed most likely to bring the two parties together: requiring background checks for buyers in private gun sales.

Driving north from the Hungarian border, it was not so much that the road had potholes, but rather that the potholes had only the slightest bit of road left to stitch them together, requiring numerous lurches from side to side as I tried to make my way forward.

In the worst cases the scarring binds organs together, requiring invasive surgery.

Modules simply snap together, requiring no advanced hardware hacking on the user's part, and making for a completely customizable hardware interface.

To live well and to live together requires give and take.

Boomer musicians say keeping a band together requires dedication and a willingness to bend.

"It is true that 'living together' requires the possibility of interpersonal exchange.

Holding it together requires deals that often defy economic and administrative logic.

While pulling the film together required lots of work, getting it to Sundance involved some amount of luck, Mr. Ingraham said.