Sentence examples for be necessary for much from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, Jeremy Hunt suggested it might not be necessary for much longer.

Now that the likelihood of a disaster has diminished, they don't think it will be necessary for much longer.

Ever since 2008, the Fed has kept short-term interest rates close to zero, an emergency reaction that turned out to be necessary for much longer than almost anybody expected.

However, now that the US recovery has taken hold, the Fed has indicated that it does not believe the extra stimulus will be necessary for much longer.

The heads of hammerheads contain relatively big brains, which may be necessary for processing so much sensory information.

Thus some arousal is thought to be necessary for efficient performance, but too much arousal leads to anxiety or stress, which degrades performance.

I sell the lime to him based on the average price on our local market, and it won't be necessary for me to know how much profit he makes out of his transaction to the client".

Nowadays, it is not just people failing to make the right kind of effort and the right kind of sacrifice who find the gates being shut in their face; those who did everything they believed to be necessary for success are finding themselves in much the same predicament.

They have been left largely disappointed.While promising money for various "job-rich" projects, Pravin Gordhan, the finance minister, failed to explain how the government would achieve the 6-7% growth that he himself has said would be necessary for the next two or three decades to cut unemployment by much.

I think the more, the better--the States retaining only so much as may be necessary for domestic purposes and all their principal officers civil and military being commissioned and removable by the national Gov[ernmen]t.

… Which would have advanced the most at the end of a month, the boy who had made his own jackknife from the ore which he had dug and smelted, reading as much as would be necessary for this,–or the boy who had attended the lecture on metallurgy at the Institute in the mean while, and had received a … penknife from his father?