Sentence examples for was rendered necessary from inspiring English sources

The latter procedure was rendered necessary in order to align pairs of patients on the same glucose reference and to avoid any bias when comparing the data between individuals who exhibited a dawn phenomenon and those who did not.

Its massive walls were rendered necessary by the occasional hostility of the Tatar khans.

He placed an advert in The Era on the day of the performance warning that "Coarseness and vulgarity etc are not allowed ... this intimation is rendered necessary only by a few artists".

The fatwa also caused some undeclared disappointment in Iran, whose role was rendered less necessary than it originally had been when ISIS first attacked.

Hamlet's famous line was rendered "2b Ntb?

I was rendered speechless but completely impressed.

The treatment plant was rendered inoperable.

If the possible were not rendered necessary by its cause, but given the cause and its relationship to it were still possible, it would be continuously in a state in which it could exist and not exist.

This is rendered even more necessary given the series of recent monumental failures that have impacted the legacy of the entire capital-led system, and the modes of corporate and political story telling that communicators have traditionally lent on in times good and bad.

Video games even save the not-so-dull sports that have been rendered boring by silly (absolutely necessary) rule changes.

Moreover, it is absolutely necessary that judgment be rendered on that history and on those who made it, instead of saying as many in the West often do, one should look forward not backward.