Sentences with phrase «sometimes necessitating»

It's just about as far away from my home on the East Coast of the United States as possible and it's not all that easy to get there (sometimes necessitating multiple connecting flights and layovers).

Unfortunately, therefore, glaucoma often results in total blindness sometimes necessitating removal of a swollen eye.

If kept well - groomed, Briards shed very little, but if left unbrushed, the coat gets heavily matted, sometimes necessitating clipping the hair.

Even within the intimate relations of the family where love ought to be most regnant, there can be no justice without the exercise of authority, and authority sometimes necessitates coercion.

Which is why even if the director's last films sometimes necessitate an act of masochism to watch, his continued circling of familiar tropes nonetheless keeps them interesting.

A strong Canada relies on a strong, diverse workforce, which sometimes necessitates the need for a foreign worker.

Not exact matches

Sometimes compassion necessitates a friendly but firm rebuke.

Returning to work or even just needing a couple of hours «me time» necessitate that babies sometimes need other things that comfort them too.

Sometimes, new research publications from other scientists will necessitate adding additional experiments which had not been planned earlier.

Of the three identically - mixed 5.1 Dolby Digital listening options, the original Japanese - language track is the preferred choice, as it is wont to be: Not only are the Japanese voice actors for the most part professionals (the English dub features Peter Boyle and Elliott Gould in their voice - acting debuts; they're professionals but not professional voice actors, if you know what I mean), but there's also a good deal of retro - dubbing in foreign language productions that necessitates a «working backwards» from the mouth movements, sometimes requiring — how do we say this — «creative» word substitutions.

And sometimes, films like Ready Player One necessitate special effects: The OASIS could not exist in all its visual glory without it.

Sometimes, district and state budgets will necessitate layoffs in our public schools.

Publishers sometimes use the argument that business costs involving book design necessitate the royalty plan.

- On the flip side, aggression can erupt between the dogs when they reach social maturity, sometimes before, necessitating rehoming of one dog.

Several cases necessitate no more than a single phone consultation — sometimes requiring that you send us photos or videos (that you can easily providewith your smart phone) so that we may better assess the situation.

You could try to run from place to place — and sometimes breaking down or running out of fuel may necessitate such a move — but the swaths of zombies hiding in the tall grass will overrun you, and getting anywhere in this vast environment that is bigger than either of the main game's zones would take forever.

Sometimes, a space's constraints necessitate a different pricing model.

That's true in horse racing (although sometimes the first horse out does win), but it's a poor analogy to use when addressing climate change, where greater CO2 emissions today necessitate much sharper reductions later.

The reconstruction of long - term fire histories in a given area of a size far greater than the classical lake catchment necessitates time - consuming field research using several complementary methods, including radiocarbon dating of charcoal, tree - ring dating and sometimes allometric scaling of plant traits, to accurately date ancient and recent fire events.

Sometimes, a crushed limb can lead to complications like serious blood infections that necessitate amputation.

Accident victims may be able to recover compensation for medical care, physical therapy necessitated by injury, missed work, loss of valuable income due to personal injury, emotional damages related to injury, the wrongful death of a loved one, and sometimes punitive damages.

Sometimes those changes necessitate legal changes.

«In M&A deals, I feel the level of work, which is sometimes around the clock, necessitates that we associate ourselves with external counsel.

Common situations that may necessitate a visitation modification include: Your child's preferences change; a parent's living or financial situation change; or sometimes one parent's living situation may suddenly become contrary to the best interests of the children.

Having previously set up an Employment law team within a multidisciplinary practice, he understands how the requirements of tax, pensions, reward and social security sometimes compete with employment law demands, necessitating cooperation between specialists to create practical solutions for clients.

These structures pose risks for insurance companies that newer homes don't, and insuring one of these classic buildings is sometimes a tricky process and may necessitate the purchase of an HO - 8 policy, designed specifically for older structures, rather than an HO - 1, 2, 3, or 5 policy.

Sometimes parents can't compromise, however, and this necessitates the intervention of the court.