Sentence examples for it should ever need from inspiring English sources

Simply put: if a seller starts a business on Square, there is no reason it should ever need to switch off of Square.

In the unlikely event they should ever need some statistical small-print in their favour, they have a positive points difference of 136.

And, heaven forbid you should ever need to contact a forensic entomologist, there's also a directory of professionals, among many other offerings.

Sites like News Corp.'s MySpace and SoundClick sport millions of free tracks for download, so much so that no one should ever need to pay to hear a good song ever again.

This is as much of a warning as any of us should ever need to avoid a career in politics.

The book encourages mothers to teach their daughters analytical thinking, self-discipline, honesty, contentment in their social position, and marketable skills (in case they should ever need to support themselves).

For example, one young woman noted that one of the things that she most readily valued about her clinic was that she could instantly access formal psychological support services if she should ever need them; whereas her consultant noted that the waiting list for psychological support in the service was a minimum of six months.

Sleeves are also nice to have so that if the unit should ever need to be replaced, finding one the exact same dimensions won't be required.

New Zealand's heart-throb of the NBA is tall and strong and cool, and one gets the feeling that he'd be extremely capable of taking care of business should it ever need to be taken care of.

Rent it out and have it there should you ever need to move back.

Transfer the egg out of the pan when it's done — you shouldn't ever need to flip it.