Sentence examples for was a prerequisite of from inspiring English sources

Their own country house in Wiltshire, designed in 1952 with equal rigour, was an experiment in solar heating, from which they learned that double glazing, which they could not afford, was a prerequisite of success.

Predictably, Christianity was a prerequisite of joining the unit.

I was bullied by a few members of the company's head office though I never challenged them because my job was a prerequisite of survival.

Inviting anyone from the public to get involved was a prerequisite of MEOW and Community Cat Show from the beginning and we had a tremendous response [of] over 230 submissions".

In discussions from 2 to 7 January 1539, Bucer and Witzel agreed to defer controversial points of doctrine, but Melanchthon withdrew, feeling that doctrinal unity was a prerequisite of a reform plan.

Applewhite believed that complete separation from Earthly desires was a prerequisite of ascension to the Next Level and emphasized passages in the New Testament in which Jesus spoke about forsaking worldly attachments.

But loss of perspective is a prerequisite of towering success.

Being competent and improving is a prerequisite of good governance.

Over the long term, of course, economic growth is a prerequisite of a buoyant labour market.

The fight swept along with the discernible ebb and flow that is a prerequisite of all classic encounters.

Having an independent chairman is "a prerequisite of good governance but it's not a guarantee," he said.