Sentence examples similar to may needed to move from inspiring English sources

But if he did, he may need to move again.

If something similar happens in the Cabinet Mountains, the bears may need to move to find food.

If you are a renter, you may need to move to a cheaper place.

So we may need to move towards some form of sugar tax, but I hope we don't have to".

The report also suggested programs to improve land practices by cane farmers and graziers to stop runoff into the reef may need to move from voluntary to compulsory.

It's the kind of place where you may need to move a candle toward your menu in order to read it.

After more than a decade of travel -- with multiple hotel changes on each journey -- I may need to move to a bigger place.

And if electric-power usage grows significantly in the coming years, we may need to move far more electricity from place to place.

Although cells that make up your tissues and organs are typically stationary throughout adult life, there are many reasons a cell may need to move around.

He may need to move his body quickly to knock down an off-target pitch, chase a catchable foul ball, or pounce on a bunt.

You may need to move up to the second story, or to your attic, but WE ARE COMING TO GET YOU," read the tweet, posted at 2 27 a.m.