Necessitate in a sentence

Asked whether the addition of kidney treatment to the Scheme would necessitate an increase in the premium paid, he said it was likely but that would not be enough.

It is also important to acknowledge that not all decisions necessitate real-time data and that there are costs involved in enhancing data speed.

Jansen and the Red Sox felt the injury wouldn’t be serious enough to necessitate a trip to the injured list, hoping a few days rest would do the trick.

The concerns stem from these apps' business models, which are largely focused on generating revenues through targeted ads that necessitate data collection.

The current crossroads we find ourselves in various aspects of national life necessitate a united front to overcome the prevailing uncertainties.

These allegations raise plenty of questions, and they necessitate thorough discovery efforts to learn things said to NFL employees and by NFL employees.

With the burden of the national debt set to increase markable in the near future, the strain placed on fiscal capacity will necessitate lower spending or increased taxes.

Although that hasn't prevented the Brattle Group, a US-based consultancy, from suggesting that the 'mental pain and anguish' caused by slavery should necessitate reparations of nearly £1 million per victim.

As Senator Berger, Speaker Moore, and their colleagues have demonstrated for years, meaningful taxpayer savings doesn’t not necessitate drastic spending cuts or a slashing of services, but more modest rates of growth.

But what it does necessitate is that you weigh all that human suffering against the actual end game of the conflict that is currently being waged — and that the U.S. continues to support.

Deficiencies discovered during inspections can range from trivial issues that require simple fixes to grave concerns that necessitate dry docking and significant overhauls.

However, alongside these benefits come inherent security challenges that necessitate a proactive approach to risk management.

It's imperative to acknowledge that cases have varied complexity, and some issues may necessitate more time and more components for resolution.

Less severe fractures may necessitate only rest and a soft cervical collar, while more substantial fractures require a rigid neck brace that provides structural support akin to a cast on a fractured limb.

Many of these offers necessitate the purchase of an adult meal or a minimum spend, but none exceed £10.

Marquez hit the injured list last April 28 with right elbow inflammation, the soreness abnormal enough, and painful enough, to necessitate Tommy John surgery after only four appearances.

Meeting this escalating demand is likely to necessitate increased drilling activity across the country.

Noreika has ruled that the form's language does not necessitate that prosecutors prove that he was using drugs on the exact day.

On the one hand, our government is conducting – during wartime – a strategic defence review that will necessitate new investments but that appears, in public at least, to be capped in financial terms at 2.5 per cent of GDP.

Political factors may necessitate some attachment to protectionism, but economic imperatives could soon make that position more untenable.