Sentence examples for may need to form from inspiring English sources

Fail, and he may need to form a coalition.

Western firms may need to form joint ventures with "old-fashioned" conglomerates in order to win entry to fast-growing emerging markets.

Despite the passage of a new law in the last parliament, Netanyahu has told haredi parties – whom he may need to form a coalition – that he would not insist on jail time for draft dodgers.

With their capital bases significantly eroded by the recession and slumping markets this year, Japanese banks may need to form a consortium in order to afford Nikko Cordial.

If governments remain co-opted by fossil corporations, then the citizens may need to form an independent Global Climate Trust that enlightened localities can sign on to.

If not, it may need to form a coalition with a small party such as the centrist To Potami, the center-left PASOK or the anti-bailout Independent Greeks or form a minority government, relying on ad hoc support from other parties.

"We need to form a national team".

Opinion pollsters agree that if the polls stay where they are, three parties - not just two - may be needed to form a majority government.

As well, futile cycling will increase as the number of available cysteine residues available for disulfide bonding increase, as is the case for α-amylase, due to the extended amount of isomerization that may be needed to form the correct disulfide bonds.

Yet the star appears to defy this longstanding theory, so new theories may need to be formed, Dr. Bonifacio said.

"Paradoxically, instead of requiring the stability of substantial water or brines, it is the instability of water on Mars that may explain the morphological activity needed to form the observed features," Wouter Marra of the University of Utrecht in the Netherlands, who was not involved in the paper, wrote in a commentary on the study.