Sentence examples for be needed to pull from inspiring English sources

With four pulleys, you'll only need to apply 2.5kg of force, but 40m of rope will be needed to pull it 10m in the air.

Analysts estimated that some $1.3 billion would be needed to pull the airline through, about 25percentt of its current debt.

They must help build both momentum into the 2015 summit and develop the crucial international coalitions that will be needed to pull off an ambitious deal.

What is not in doubt is Ganguly's contention that "tough decisions and honest ones" will be needed to pull cricket's largest and richest nation out of its tailspin in the most prestigious form of the game.

He said that basic infrastructure work is at the core of his drive to create some 3 million new jobs (revised upward from the original figure of 2.5 million) that his economic team believes will be needed to pull through the worst downturn since the Great Depression.

In a grand gesture, Wood launched a new blockchain in about 15 minutes from a brand new Mac laptop, from which he dramatically tore off the shrink wrap, in order to demonstrate how little time and set-up it would take, and how few tools would be needed to pull off what might previously have taken days or even longer, depending on the complexity of the project.

Forceful government action is needed to pull our country out of its economic downturn.

A few sticky drips were all that was needed to pull everything together.

Two doctors were needed to pull the baby boy out during a Cesarean section.

Better management of industrial relations is needed to pull off meaningful cost reductions.

But there is a price to pay: millions of transistors are needed to pull these tricks off.