Sentence examples for may need many from inspiring English sources

If its predictions come true, I.B.M. may need many more people than that.

He may need many more of those impressions to turn into steady business for his modest goal of global arena domination to come true.

In a tight Democratic primary, he may need many of his Council colleagues to essentially serve as his ward bosses in their districts.

P&G is still far from finished integrating Wella, for example, and may need many months, if not years, to do the same with Gillette.

Viable local governments may need many innovations, numerous combinations of old and new devices, great flexibility in municipal arrangements to meet changing urban conditions.

We may need many more competitions before we can overcome that hurdle.

Some children may have a lot of friends, and others may not need many friends to feel happy.

Depending on how many superdelegates he has in his pocket, he may not need many of them.

"Given the data we have from animals and individual patients, I would not feel comfortable being randomized," he says. . Lane notes that the trial may not need many participants: If the drug is 100% effective and Ebola kills 50% of the people it infects, he says, as few as 30 people will need to receive ZMapp to determine whether it works.

While some women may need treatment, many more do not, he added.

Mahdi Hashemi, the chairman of the Iranian parliament's development commission, said this weekend that the country may need as many as 500 new planes over the next three years.