Sentence examples for in time need from inspiring English sources

But there is a broader question about preparedness for natural disasters that will, in time, need to be addressed.

After all, Mr. Kaczyński may in time need Mr. Orbán's veto in the European Council; Poland is also the subject of an ongoing Article 7 process.

The Department for Culture, Media and Sport says it is too early to see whether the health lottery will have an impact on money raised for good causes by other lotteries, but it has issued a statement saying: "We will be interested to see how this plays out and may, in time, need to consider revising the regulations".

One problem with LSM is that parameters varying in time need to be parametrized, e.g., as piece-wise linear functions.

In some countries, the rise in private saving now underway will, in time, need to be augmented by a rise in public saving.

The New York Times editorialized that the proposal's "commitment and imagination are worth emulating" and that "the agreement could serve as a positive example for other states and nations that may in time need to replace aging nuclear power plants without increasing carbon emissions". Supportive statements came from across the political spectrum.

Therefore the tune-in time needs to be kept low.

"Zimbabwe at this point in time needs assistance to get it out of its economic difficulty," Mr. Obasanjo said at a news conference today.

The effort represents the cost (in time) needed to manually execute each test case on a particular mobile device.

We might also be especially interested in time needed for correct answers, which may indicate a more efficient use of cognitive skills.

Increased Perspective-taking RT indicated a relative increase in time needed to perform an imagined perspective change.