Sentence examples for may ultimately need from inspiring English sources

The Celtics may ultimately need Pierce to win the series.

Even when the surgery works, the heart is still far from normal, and survivors may ultimately need transplants.

If President Obama is to temper the problem of carbon pollution, he may ultimately need to rely on a different calculus: whether rejecting new fossil-fuel infrastructure might encourage other world leaders to do the same.

[C4.] Some See Need for Change at Shell A growing number of investors in the Royal Dutch/Shell Group are saying that the company may ultimately need to bring in outside executives to restore confidence.

"If the economy and housing markets deteriorate unexpectedly, we need to be ready to infuse even more capital" into the reserve account, Mr. Gyourko wrote, estimating that the F.H.A. may ultimately need as much as $100 billion.

It seems incongruous to require a plaintiff, in order to survive a motion to dismiss, to plead more facts than he may ultimately need to prove to succeed on the merits if direct evidence of discrimination is discovered.

Treatment may ultimately require corneal transplant.

More samples may ultimately be needed (and it is a good idea to generate several thousand seed that could be used if needed), but in several cases smaller populations were successfully used for cloning maize genes.

Others intuit that an even richer physics is needed to adequately capture the self-organizing phenomena observed in biology and speculate that a "fourth law" of thermodynamics about such phenomena may ultimately be needed (Kauffman 1993, 1995, 2000).

The use of a long-range antenna may ultimately be needed to increase the transmission capacity and speed.

Batteries of tests may ultimately be needed to evaluate whole mixtures and key components individually and in various combinations.