Sentence examples for would be required not only from inspiring English sources

Similarly, qua natural power, its use would be required not only in the present life but also in the afterlife.

Under the new terms, California would become a third-party beneficiary to the deal, allowing the state attorney general to enforce its provisions, and Plains Exploration would be required not only to cease production by the appointed dates but also to surrender its federal leases.

Consequently an optimal function of methionine sulfoxide reductases would be required not only for repairing damaged proteins but also for engaging in a cycle of methionine oxidation and reduction that ultimately would results in the scavenging of reactive oxygen species.

Isn't it a touch annoying that he did not have to go out of his way to do what he likes to do -- purchase weaponry -- whereas you'd be required not only to disturb your routine, but to change your life a bit and wrestle with new ideas?

There is a clear tendency to include all connective tissue cells into the ambiguous family of fibroblasts, but based on the results presented so far a general reassessment of interstitial cells, from morphological, phenotypical, and differentiation points of view, would be required, probably not only for the skeletal muscle connective tissue.

But the companies would be required to return not only all the oil they remove but some extra amount, at a fixed date in the future.

13, 30– 32 Translated into our model, it is possible that many cycles of ECP would be required to prevent rejection, not only before but also after bone marrow infusion.

However for a dose of 10 cells, 740 units would be required per lot leading not only to the violation of the maximum number of units constraint but also to a 232% increase in COGUSP/dose relative to the optimal strategy.

"I definitely think they would be required to make reasonable modifications not only under federal law but under city and state human rights laws," said Ruth Lowenkron, an adjunct professor of disability law at the City University School of Law.

Creating a standard that every company would be required to follow would benefit everyone, not only because it would require companies to be accountable, but also because it will help marketers better measure the results of their marketing campaigns and compare offerings between different companies.

Overexpression of, not only the receptors, but also the associated G-protein, would be required to have a more representative model.