Sentence examples for may needs only from inspiring English sources

A flashy new computer, like Apple's pearl-white iBook notebook, introduced in May, needs only a magazine ad to show its striking appearance.

Some virologists fear it may need only better transmissibility.

Keep an eye on the tomatoes because they may need only 10-15 minutes.

A store, for instance, may need only one to three panoramic views, costing $250 to $500, to display its entire public area.

Ofcom's leaked blueprint for the future of British broadcasting suggested it may need only £30m-£40m in the medium term.

Peace Rules is the 7-5 favorine in the Blue Grass and may need only to run back his victory in the Louisiana Derby to win tomorrow at Keeneland.

(This explains why buildings in cities may need only surge suppressors; the Empire State Building, for example, acts as a lightning rod for the buildings nearby).

The great American capacity to engineer solutions to life's problems — still intact — may need only the right policies to flourish again.

Corporations can expect more flexibility in Internet capacity, paying for what they use, rather than for extra capacity they may need only at peak times.

While Percival said he felt fine and may need only an occasional day off, he had difficulty throwing strikes and could be hampered by a troublesome right knee.

They may need only a point against Shakhtar Donetsk to top their Champions League group tonight but things aren't right.