Sentence examples for conditions would need from inspiring English sources

He argued that three conditions would need to be fulfilled before he accepted the argument.

What set of conditions would need to be in place by 2003 to make you feel good about airline earnings?

Any community seeking to thrive under these conditions would need to be equipped with tremendous ambition – and no small amount of political and mechanical ingenuity.

Keeping an estimated 315 apes in Spanish zoos would not be illegal, but supporters of the bill say conditions would need to improve drastically in 70percentt of zoos to comply with the new standards.

Such was the outcry when it emerged that seriously ill cancer patients will be forced to take medical tests and face "back to work" interviews, despite assurances from ministers that they would not make it harder for the sick to get welfare support, that in the face of strong opposition in the House of Lords the government accepted that some conditions would need "monitoring".

Mr Systrom acknowledged that terms and conditions would need to change in the future to accommodate new revenue models, but pledged to keep users fully informed of any plans.

Further research on this condition would need to utilise additional methods to improve response rates or alternative methods of data collection (e.g. capture-recapture techniques [ 16, 17].

In most instances, the criteria for initiating RRT would be individualized and based on the existing dynamic conditions rather than on any set of absolute conditions that would need to be met.

Sample size calculations based on previous studies 35 indicated that to detect a standardised effect size of 0.2 (intraclass correlation coefficient 0.05, α 5%, 80% power) on the primary outcomes within each of the three conditions, we would need to recruit 40 practices (20 per trial arm) and 48 patients per condition per practice.

According to a statement by the Environment Agency in February: "Recent modelling shows that the extreme conditions you would need to overtop the [Thames] barrier would in reality not occur".

However he included in his report to councillors a list of 45 conditions which would need to be met in order for the event to go ahead.