Sentence examples for were made necessary from inspiring English sources

The only changes were made necessary by the injuries to Digby Ioane and Berrick Barnes.

But some were twists that he chose for his characters, and others were made necessary by circumstances beyond his control.

But the civilian trials of the torturers were made necessary by the unwillingness of the military to punish its own violators of human rights.

The layoffs were made necessary by the city's decision to put a $389.9 million ceiling on school spending for the fiscal year 1991.

Those who defended these various practices argued that they were made necessary by the unconventional nature of the war on terror and that they helped save American lives.

As if to demonstrate that this time he's really serious, the mayor ordered agencies citywide to find spending cuts totaling 7.5percentt in the next two years, or about $1.5 billion — the first time that's been done since 2002, when cuts were made necessary by a recession.

A second strategy called acoustic delay is made necessary by the size of the room.

"Well, two," he said.Widespread hitch-hiking is made necessary by Cuba's poverty.

Mr. Perry, a Republican, said the plan was made necessary by the Legislature's refusal to raise teachers' salaries.

The Department of Environmental Protection, which manages the city's water, says the increase is made necessary by a $200 million revenue shortfall.

The petition device was made necessary when a bitter procedural fight earlier this month kept Shays-Meehan from the floor.