Sentence examples for may really need from inspiring English sources

If selling should continue as volatility starts to climb, investors may really need to worry.

But all the curious researcher may really need to know to understand his peculiar and exemplary cultural trajectory is that he was the captain of the S.S. Poseidon.

After all, the book could live up to expectations; she may never write another book; and/or she may really need the money now.

Mel's in his 80s, and when I looked at him standing there with just a hint of a stoop, I thought, at this point in his life he may really need this to go well.

"And having 300 emails hit my inbox from people who don't live in Houston and then I can't send or receive emails from someone who may really need help is a distraction.

He points out that some "bored" kids may really need more of a challenge in the classroom, while others may feign disinterest as a way to cover up that they feel like they're falling behind.

These results suggest that particularly health-conscious people take folic acid supplements, who may not really need them, as well as elderly persons, who may have a higher health risk with high intakes of folic acid.

Although it may be good to remember it as a whole, you may only really need to hold on to the thought of the genre, audience, language, style and tone.

The generous, crumbly blueberry may not really need icing, but the bracing tartness of the glaze is a welcome foil for the buttery pastry.

He acknowledged that some people may not really need a financial adviser, but added, "There isn't much in auto mechanics and plumbing that people couldn't do if they were willing, but many people aren't willing".

"The other aspect is that it takes resources away from areas that may well really need it, for instance the pathway in St. Mellons to Tescos or Wern Gethin Lane".