Sentence examples for may yet require from inspiring English sources
Carné's reputation may yet require an equivalent salvage job.
After six months of physical therapy, Ms. Lowe may yet require surgery to correct the damage.
A new, convenient emergency may yet require Mr Putin to stay on.
It is impossible to be certain but England may yet require at least a 10-point win should events in Rome and Edinburgh pan out as Wales and Ireland hope.
(Though it was perhaps rash for the Oxford Concise to squeeze in "jeggings" and "mankini" by dropping "cassette tape," a word that may yet require elucidation for antiquarians poring over early issues of Rolling Stone).
Its central passage is the long paragraph in which Lincoln acknowledges, in an incontrovertible but baffled adverb, that slavery "was, somehow, the cause of the war" and accepts that the Almighty's purposes may yet require more blood and suffering from both North and South before "this mighty scourge" passes away.
Stiffer medicine than that may yet be required.
A proper old-fashioned price war may yet be required to generate some buzz.
The seven-year-old's trainer James Fanshawe has pencilled in Tony Dobbin but the in-form Irishman may yet be required to fulfil his commitments in the north.
Even if the 3G roll-out goes as planned and validates Mr Sarin's reputation for operational expertise, some swashbuckling may yet be required.
This has led to accusations that News Corp will be the dominant influence behind the scenes, as it is in its FM radio operations.Star News may yet be required to lock in an Indian investor with at least a 26% stake, to restrict changes of ownership, or to get a single 51% Indian investor.
