Sentence examples for may then need from inspiring English sources

The government may then need to prop up a bank to avoid another panic.

Germany may then need not a Thatcher in 2006, but more of a Tony Blair.

This signal may then need to be conditioned, which is filtered, amplified, attenuated, and converted to allow the microcontroller unit (MCU to receive the input in a usable form.

You may then need a couple of further numbers to decide which column and entry to go to, but eventually you will get it down to a single show.

If an insurer is downgraded by a credit agency, it may then need to conserve capital by cutting back planned purchases of its own stock or even to raise more capital, increasing its own borrowing costs.

President Obama may then need to ask a wary Congress for billions of extra dollars to shore up the credit system and perhaps even take over one or more large banks.

This approach may be sufficient for a proportion of children who may then not need referral to specialist services and this may also improve children's behavioural and educational outcomes.

Hardware may break and then needs to be repaired or replaced.

They may then recognise the need to function more, or have a desire to feel real again, and a decision is made to create sensation and 'wake up'".

The Conservatives may then decide that they need an informal governing partner as part of a pact.

Castle says money raised in the IPO is expected to last at least a year, but the company then may need additional capital for acquisitions, expansion and marketing.