Sentence examples similar to may be redoing from inspiring English sources

Bonding does not require that someone wear a retainer afterward, like braces do, although bondings may need to be redone periodically, Dr. Oquendo said.

If there are changes, some single operations or evaluations may have to be redone.

Laboratory finances change over the course of a year so budget justifications may have to be redone if you've submitted a research grant.

But a Reuters report published this week showed the government probe was plagued by a litany of errors, and that key parts may need to be redone.

But local contractors and union representatives spoke against the proposed change, saying that not requiring prevailing wage invites problems, like shoddy work that may have to be redone on the city's dime.

A heavily themed room may need to be redone in a few years.

They are both so close in the delegate and popular vote, and with the Michigan and Florida primaries possibly going to be redone it may well be closer than ever by the time we get to the convention in Denver.

Music requires perfection and every mistake must be redone, so it may take days or weeks to get it record-worthy.

Mr. Keller's perfectionism, which meant that some details had to be redone more than once during construction, may also delay the re-opening beyond two weeks.

"The government will be redone.

Electrical and water had to be redone.