Sentence examples for which once required from inspiring English sources

Companies' purse strings, which once required a gentle tickle to loosen, now often require a crowbar.

The company's cancellation policy, which once required several hours' advance notice, has been shortened to a 45-minute window.

Appealing to local pride, the hospital markets itself as the first in the area to offer services like PET scans, robotic surgery and breast imaging, which once required trips to Houston or San Antonio.

For customers, they offer a convenient way to pay and easy access to credit; for merchants, they simplify the mechanics of collecting money, which once required vast billing and collection departments; for third parties, they create clever channels for marketing.

Methyl isocyanate operators' jobs, which once required college science degrees, were filled by high school graduates, they said, and managers experienced in dealing with methyl isocyanate were often replaced by less qualified personnel, sometimes transfers from Union Carbide battery factories, which are less complex and potentially dangerous than methyl isocyanate operations.

But, I am amazed at the difference in my body, how I feel, and the items I easily lift and carry which once required grocery assistance to get them to the car.

13 15 Lymphoedema is a chronic condition, which once established requires ongoing management.

Skype, created in 2003 in Estonia, disrupted an industry in which making a call once required the intervention of an operator.

It's a common enough trope that we are witnessing the increasing automation of labour – tasks which human beings were once required to perform can now be done instead by machines.

Advances in computer technology have made it possible for a practice as small as Studio Gang Architects to do tall buildings, which once would have required teams of draftsmen.

That included EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt's attempt earlier this year to delay the Obama administration's 2015 health standard for ozone pollution, which once implemented would require tighter regulations in areas where monitoring shows the air is unsafe to breathe.