Sentence examples for may need bigger from inspiring English sources

Many women counted among the supporters: "Although I can park in normal parking spaces, my other female friends may need bigger spaces to park," said Lin Zhuzi, a 34-year-old woman in Quanzhou, a city in southeastern China's Fujian province, who has been driving for eight years. .

I find five litre pots are a good size for most herbs (bay, rosemary and lovage may need something bigger) – big enough to support decent-sized plants, but small enough to fit in a small space.

A bird that wants to live in a big city may need a big brain to survive, Swedish researchers report in a new study.

She may need a bigger hammer.

This year's meeting may need a bigger room.

Kenya can expect more political violence, and Mr Mutua may need a bigger lock.

He said the team may need a bigger laser, or a redesigned capsule that can be squashed more violently without becoming unstable.

That was the opinion of legendary fund manager Anthony Bolton in a recent speech - although he cautioned that it may need a bigger correction in commodity prices to confirm that the speculative frenzy that has affected all assets is really over.

Note: they're a little small, so you may need a bigger size.

Real applications may need a bigger training set in order to have a better tuning for the bit range of the EKF variables.

For example, a web server running on a VM may need a bigger share of CPU due to an increased number of requests.