Sentence examples for may now need from inspiring English sources

Yet the government may now need peace.

Having built a world on cheap oil, we may now need to trim back our excesses.

I never thought I would see that in America, but we may now need some version of national unity government.

In fact, people may now need to save even more in their 401(k) to offset the missing corporate match.

They added that he lacks the smooth, statesmanlike approach Goldman may now need, though he gets credit for improving his presentation skills in recent years.

Italy's new rules are so strict that anyone holding a file about someone else's personal habits may now need the subject's permission to keep it.

You may find that you now need to trim the edges of your patchwork strip so that they are perfectly straight.

Businesses that signed deals when rents were high, or took on more space than they now need, may be able to walk away without a penalty.

"Although you may get a gig, you now need a job for the other five months of the year".

Expensive though the 3G licences may seem, their buyers will now need to build networks to run the new services.

But a word of caution may now be needed.