Sentence examples for may need partners from inspiring English sources
As the Pfizer deal with Biocon suggests, both sides may need partners.
If "quad play" is the future, Vodafone, Sky, Virgin and TalkTalk may also conclude they need partners.
Acton School of Business stresses the importance of "beginning with the end in mind". You may not plan to need partners, investors, or buyers, or to hand your company to your kids and grandkids, but don't you want to allow for one or several of those possibilities?
The LSE, though the most liquid stock exchange outside America, may need a partner if it is to grow.
The next Edward Snowden may need a partner on the inside.
Because Oscar is a health insurer itself, it can deploy new concepts more quickly than other healthcare startups that may need to partner and do time-consuming distribution deals with healthcare providers.
James said it's "totally doable" to handle anywhere from 500 to 1,000 deliveries per week, but I would imagine that, at greater scale, Scrumpt may need to partner with a delivery business or employ more than the six people it does currently.
Other nuclear components with immunological activity are nucleosomes, histones, and DNA, although DNA may need a partner like HMGB1 or LL37 for its immunostimulatory activity.
You may need a partner to do so for you.
You may need a partner to go along with you on your adventures.
