Sentence examples for may have need from inspiring English sources

And now escape is what I long for," the Royal Opera may have need for you...

If we hear the call and heed it now; if we manage to behave in accord with such hope, and honor our aspirations -- we may have need to think of something new to call it.

But this computer equipment is not available to others who may have properly had access to classified information and may have need to discuss it subsequently with the Secretary or others with proper authority to discuss it.

Since the epithelial cells are the first line of defense against injury caused by excessive release of elastase by neutrophils, they may have need for a more potent HS structure for binding and inhibiting this protease as a means to restrict its action to sites of injury or infection.

Journal editors, researchers, and consumers may have need to be cautious of large effect sizes in unfunded trials, possibly giving additional scrutiny to internal validity.

You may have need of "red shirts," like the hapless, disposable ensigns from the original Star Trek!

may have needed a good scrub.

Carter may have needed that to pump himself up.

She may have needed some time to warm up.

Some students may have needed Wednesday's exams to graduate this month.

The Jets' defense may have needed a second chance as much as Brien did.