Sentence examples for be needed to clean from inspiring English sources

Even more will be needed to clean up after him.

And an awful lot of work will be needed to clean it up.

An estimated 15 million acres of cover crops will be needed to clean up the water in the state — or a 20-fold increase from current levels.

The Colorado Department of Transportation estimates that $35 million will be needed to clean up the sand and install a proper drainage system.

"Banksters" may be loathed everywhere (see article), but more money will surely be needed to clean up America's banks and administer the financial fix the economy needs.

The plaintiffs suing Chevron for contaminating the Amazon rain forest appealed a court ruling ordering Chevron to pay over $9 billion in damages, saying Thursday that more money would be needed to clean up the mess.

The government will shortly say how much more money is needed to clean up the banks.

Two major reforms are needed to clean up this scandal and prevent it from recurring.

For comparison, 4 5 mm of rainfalls are needed to clean solar-tracking PV modules in Navarra, Spain51.

"In the last few decades, 20 to 30 countries have realized that public funds were needed to clean up bad loans.

Owned by US firm SunEdison, it is a low maintenance operation: only 15 workers are needed to clean and monitor the modules.