Sentence examples for I would actually need from inspiring English sources

If I was going to start talking about being a woman investor, I would actually need to think that being a woman made my work different than a man's work, right?

I felt that if I wanted to be more, I would actually need to become less.

Which means — bad news for us all — that for the SAT to be a really good measure for employers who want tippy-top talent, it would actually need to be harder.

Treasury is uncertain whether it would actually need to invoke "extraordinary measures" before the election.

Remember how during the Miliband years a lot of activism on the left was focused on securing a "living wage", i.e. the amount of money a full-time worker would actually need to be paid per hour in order to secure a baseline-acceptable, "no frills" lifestyle?

VentureBeat's report provides the clearest look at the Galaxy Gear to date, but I'm looking forward to Samsung trying to explain its rationale for why people would actually need something like this.

"In order to get better understanding and better control of that process you would actually need to have temperature feedback.

But most analysts say the tax rate necessary to replace current federal revenues, under any likely plan, would actually need to be much higher.

By August, the directors were whispering to the government that they would actually need an unprecedented sum of a further £1m.

The researchers warned that this posture would actually need higher levels of muscle activity and could cause greater tiredness and discomfort.

The Cutting Edge Pretty much the only reason you would actually need this Husqvarna Model 372XP chain saw ($760) is if you have an old-growth redwood on your property that needs felling (and we don't recommend that).