Sentence examples for was really required from inspiring English sources

And a wag would venture that all that was really required of her was to play a lovely Welsh girl with a wonderful voice, something she did beautifully.

He said: "What I think was really required once the report came out was for the police to follow up potential lines of inquiry that had been identified particularly about wider paedophile networks.

But the threat posed by global warming means the current crisis of capitalism is more acute than that of the 1930s, because all that was really required then was a boost to growth, provided by the New Deal, cheap money, tougher controls on finance and rearmament.

After all, many companies whose products have become obsolete have blown a fortune trying to find ways to stay alive the corporate equivalent of an old codger squandering the children's inheritance on untested medicine when what was really required was a graceful exit.

But it was something to get out feet wet and to start to get to know the industry and figure out what was really required".

I didn't know what was missing or what kind of connection was really required to fill that emptiness inside after my divorce, but I knew it was something.

That's what is really required in building a company.

The servers, they say, are all that is really required.

The question that is being assessed here is how much sample is really required?

But the only new legislation that is really required is the repeal of that resolution, because the Constitution is clear.

The goal now, Dr. Hill said, should be to teach people what is really required to control their weights.