Sentence examples for may want current from inspiring English sources
Other times, they may want current customers to spend more money.
For example, a salesperson looking into a prospective account, may want insight into current pipeline deals, or detailed informantion on an existing partner, recent deals and more.
If you find it difficult to find local information specific to starting a movie theater, you may want to ask current movie theater owners in your area questions about their business.[11].[11]
In these cases, you may want to convince your current employer to move you to a different department, even if it means a pay cut, he said.
PCCW and Mr. Li have not commented on the motivations for the buyout offer, but analysts say they believe Mr. Li may want to capitalize on current low valuations.
Still, you may want to keep your current Kindle 3G away from ebay for the time being.
If you're not satisfied with a former politician, you may want to hire a current one.
While psychiatry--similar to the Bush administration -- may want to blame its current unpopularity on the press, the corporate media is generally reluctant to challenge a powerful institution until it is already out of favor.
The U.S. may want to see the current boundaries of Iraq maintained--although why we are so attached to a particular Ottoman legacy is another question that should be examined--but the people who live there do not see the territory in the same way.
In light of this finding, we may want to re-think current therapeutic strategies for RP.
