Sentence examples for may needed to show from inspiring English sources

Cooper said May needed to show leadership, especially on the situation at Calais.

'Real merit in customs union' Jump to media player Leo Varadkar said Theresa May needed to show that there was a "plan for the extension to have a purpose".

The government says that its creditors may need to show more "flexibility" over next year's targets, despite two earlier relaxations.

And because his bet appears to be bullish, JPMorgan may need to show that it has a bearish trade going on elsewhere to justify it.

To regain public trust the president, a proud man who has risen from poverty, may need to show a softer touch.

As a UK citizen you can visit South Africa for up to 90 days without a visa, subject to proof you can support yourself during that time (you may need to show bank statements and/or payslips).

The Watford manager, Quique Flores, has warned the striker Matej Vydra he may need to show some patience before working his way into the team he scored for freely in two previous loan spells with the club.

Some lenders are also requiring borrowers to have more money in reserve; for example, borrowers applying for jumbo mortgages — those surpassing $417,000 — may need to show that they have the equivalent of up to 12 months of mortgage payments in cash after closing.

To do so, he may need to show more strength than he did in the last debate, when he declined to use his time on the stage to continue an attack on the health care legislation Mr. Romney passed while governor of Massachusetts.

It's an awkward question for Mr Kernan, who inherited the governorship when Frank O'Bannon died last year, because he is running for re-election this autumn after long proclaiming that he didn't want the job.The genial Mr Kernan may need to show more fire to fend off a tough challenge in November.

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