Sentence examples for total necessary from inspiring English sources

Subsequent increases in government capital have brought the total necessary injection of taxpayers' money in RBS to £45.5bn.

"Sometimes it's a fight to convince the lender to accept that amount of coverage" as the total necessary to rebuild, he said.

Based on predictions for individual races, it looks as though Democrats will be stuck on 59 seats—one short of the total necessary to break a filibuster.

On June 3, following the final primaries in Montana and South Dakota, the number of delegates pledged to Obama surpassed the total necessary to claim the Democratic nomination.

His focus in Mr. Holliger's granitic "Partita" (1999) was total, necessary in a work intricate enough that the echoing overtones that follow each pounding of the keys in the opening "Praeludium" gradually sound out a Bach chorale: the past distantly audible beyond the noise of the present.

Most books the company ships are not technically part of its inventory; it does not manufacture the Kindle; unlike companies such as Walmart, it does not have its own trucking fleet; the millions of items for sale on Amazon are not on its balance sheet; and it leases, not owns, most of the space – 30 million square feet (2.8 million square meters) in total – necessary for its operations.

Consumable items and drug quantities were calculated according to the total amount necessary for each procedure.

Consumable items and drug quantities and their associated costs were calculated according to the total amount necessary for each procedure within each intervention.

If reached, that number would represent roughly one-ninth of the total votes necessary to win the presidential vote.

However, carbon neutrality is a long way from the total reductions necessary to meet the 1.5 degree goal.

However in many cases the total knowledge necessary to the synthesis of the fuzzy diagnosis system (FDS) is not, in general, directly available.