Sentence examples for be needed to spend from inspiring English sources

"The spending in this budget is so massive that independent estimates suggest roughly 250,000 new federal bureaucrats may be needed to spend it all," said Hatch, quoting a different talking point from the same handout.

The Lib Dem MP Tom Brake, patron of Vote Leave Watch, said: "It looks like the leaders of the Vote Leave campaign will be needing to spend some of that £350m on lawyers' fees rather than our NHS.

A few lucky members of the lady billionaires club won't be needing to spend any of their money on anti-wrinkle creams at least not for a while.

And the place they run is a dream - yet one more reason, if any were needed, to spend an evening in this jewel box of a downtown on the Navesink River.

The new book also looks at the wider policy changes that are needed to make spending cuts possible.

Hell, if I was someone they needed to spend time on, we'd really be screwed!

"That's why I needed to spend so much time, I have to understand the world of martial arts.

Many House Republicans said such cuts were needed to keep federal spending under control.

More research is needed to elucidate why undiluted spent SIFS medium inhibited or failed to induce enzyme production.

A few months later, they committed to spend whatever was needed to avoid a global depression.

Advising the party to spend whatever was needed to get him, Mr Johnson said: "They should kill the fatted cow.