Sentence examples for might need new from inspiring English sources

PRESIDENT BUSH was greeted with blunt skepticism a month ago, when he first mentioned the deadly H5N1 strain of avian flu at a White House news conference and suggested he might need new authority over the military to enforce quarantines.

Then he suspected that he might need new glasses.

As before, he had let it be known locally that he would give lifts to the polls to any Amish that wanted one, and would also try to help any who might need new ID cards.

In T.S.B. 0102810 issued on May 14, Mazda said several models — 2007 Mazdaspeed 3, 2007 CX-7 and 2006-7 Mazdaspeed 6 — might need new actuators for the engine's variable valve timing system.

The company's finance director, John Hylands, has been in the post since 2001 but after recent problems at the firm the board of directors might need new blood to convince the City to invest in it.

Why should countries that feel insecure not be tempted to build nuclear weapons, ask critics, when the world's strongest military power still thinks it might need new ones?Even so, might there not be support for additional proliferation-proof measures that would strengthen the treaty without reopening it?

I'm thinking that in my case, maybe the pain in my feet might mean "need new shoes" or "lose weight, Lumpy!" Don't really care.

"It might be they need new skills to keep up with a job that has changed, so it's important to listen and then come up with a performance improvement plan.

The Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge is a pretty snug fit in the old Gear VR headset (198mm x 116mm x 90mm) so it's no surprise that Samsung's new hallmark phablet might need some new digs to get in on the VR game.

Is there any new building, is there any new store, you never know when you might need that new boutique you saw while you were on your way to work.

And if you are looking for a new roommate, one of these friends might need a new one too!