Sentence examples for may need revamped from inspiring English sources

You may not enjoy your major as much as you hoped, your study habits may need revamped or it may just take you longer to adjust to a new setting.

Clinical trial designs also need revamping in the cancer vaccine field.

Damian Collins MP is a member of the Commons' committee which has said that the sport's finances need revamping.

However, if Facebook continues to extend into this space then FriendFeed may need to revamp its service to avoid loss of new users.

The agency may need to revamp the computer models it uses to calculate how much damage small fragments can cause, beef up the debris surveillance network, alter flight rules that limit the shuttle's freedom to maneuver, and add extra shielding to the most vulnerable parts of the shuttle.

Lawmakers have said that although the code may need to be revamped, it will not happen in this year's legislative session.

At the least, the program itself may need to be revamped or rethought rather than disbanded altogether.

But the snack cake genre may need a revamp, as Americans have become increasingly health- and quality-conscious.

Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle agree that the Postal Service needs revamping.

He said the 38-year-old mutual aid agreement needs revamping.

When I told my department supervisor about this in 2008, she agreed that the letters needed revamping.