Sentence examples for was prerequisite from inspiring English sources
noun
Something that must be gained in order to gain something else
- Having a decent qualification is a prerequisite to getting a good job in marketing.
For the approach to the Philippines, it was prerequisite, on the one hand, to complete the encirclement of Rabaul, thereby nullifying the threat from the Japanese positions in the Solomon Islands and in the Bismarck Archipelago (New Britain, New Ireland, etc).
It is not possible to determine to what extent animalism had already assumed the character of true totemism in the Paleolithic Period; the early existence of clan totemism is improbable because it occurs primarily among peoples who are to some extent agrarian, and possibly a certain kind of sedentary life was prerequisite to its development.
In assessing the optimum variable conditions of the anaerobic organisms, the evaluation of the preliminary experiment was prerequisite.
Shortening of the Achilles tendon was prerequisite for incurring damage as identified by immediate absolute and relative isometric torque deficits.
The identification of when the NAO has the greatest effect on temperature and precipitation was prerequisite to describing how the NAO influences butterfly populations.
AT shortening was prerequisite to elicit damage visualized by morphological changes 24 h following injury, illustrating a similar trend with mechanical deficits.
Another economic architecture is prerequisite.
Those movements are prerequisite to putting pressure on Congo's allies -- Zimbabwe, Angola and Namibia -- to also begin leaving.
Knowing is prerequisite to interpreting.
Satisfying the benighted expectation for soaring campaign promises is prerequisite to getting elected.
Knowledge is prerequisite to power; it is necessary, but not sufficient.
