Sentence examples for it either needing from inspiring English sources

He came into the second innings requiring another two wickets to become the most prolific wicket-taker England have ever had and was faced with a West Indies side who will have known they had almost no chance of winning the game and were odds against not to lose it either, needing to bat for more than four sessions in order to draw.

If Snap wants to truly live up to its name as a camera company, it either needs to nail a single gadget you want to use multiple times per week forever, or release an array of short-lived but fun camera toys.

Analysts, notably CIBC World Markets’ Meredith Whitney, have warned that the company’s declining capital levels mean it either needs to sell assets or cut its dividend to shore up capital.

It either needs to get more users.

Goldman would not comment on whether the sale was related to Stitcher reaching a crossroads, where it either needed to raise more money or exit.

It either needed to start firing more aggressively, risking a severe armed confrontation with Israeli forces, or to start making headlines some other way.

However, as sludge can be a potential source of methanogenic contaminants, it either needs proper pre-treatment, or more suitable alternatives should be found.

It either needs to be running water, filtered or replaced often.

Since the Reading List deletes the page from the list once you've retrieved it, you either need to swipe back to it and reregister it on the Reading List or finish it before closing that tab, or risk having it hidden behind a back arrow once you've used up Safari's tabs.

It would either need to backtrack on its previous statements that the straw poll results are final, or might risk appearing as though it was disenfranchising voters.

Its Sponsored Story in-news feed ads are a good start, but it will either need to show a lot of them or come up with another ad format or revenue stream.