Sentence examples for be required to save from inspiring English sources
So it came as a surprise when an Indian archaeologist heading a recent mission to Ta Prohm warned that chain saws might be required to "save" the monument.
Mr. Obama may be required to save the Afghan government not only from the Taliban insurgency — committing thousands of additional American soldiers to do so — but also from itself.
In Dayr az Zawr and Abu Kamal, officials removed statues of Mr. Assad's father, in what seemed an acknowledgment that they were not worth the bloodshed that would be required to save them from protesters.
Emergency relief, possibly in the form of tax breaks, is said to be required to save this crumbling institution.Despite the hand-wringing, though, marriage is showing signs of recovery.
So phone and internet firms will keep storing data themselves, but they will be required to save more information than before.To critics, there seems little difference between a database run by the government and one run by the private sector to which the state has access.
In his new book, "Heatstroke: Nature in an Age of Global Warming" (Island Press, 2009), Tony Barnosky sets today's global warming and problems with nature conservation in the context of what's normal through paleontological time and suggests some new strategies that will be required to save aspects of nature we need and value.
