Sentence examples for may need to think from inspiring English sources

I may need to think about that".

They may need to think of themselves as special.

If they want to replace Girls Aloud they may need to think about the Royal Variety Performance.

His punishments are remedial; even if simple believers may need to think of them as retributive, this is pedagogic accommodation to inferior capacity, not the truth.

Palace, one suspects, may need to think more ambitiously and the final whistle had barely gone before one bookmaker had them as favourites to go straight back down.

Perhaps this is why, especially after the events of Wednesday, those who believe that the regime will go down with Mubarak may need to think twice.

You may, however, need to think about your business acumen, as your trusting nature may not survive the cut and thrust demanded of today's entrepreneurs.

It may also need to think more about support for small and medium-size firms that continue to face structurally clogged credit pipes.

For the time being, however, Judge Judy – or Judge Rinder, for that matter – may not need to think about retraining just yet.

We may also eventually need to think the unthinkable: that some students may simply be incapable of learning at the level we would like.

It may be we need to think of new ways to talk about the past, suggested the neuroscientist Raymond Tallis on Radio 3's Belief.