Sentence examples for might really need from inspiring English sources

Perhaps, in the end, this is what the Atlantic bluefin tuna might really need.

Some people might "really need their downtime," Dr. Aron said, and seek out "isolation that avoids all social intercourse".

Elias was asked if he might really need a big, tough center -- someone like Arnott -- to establish a physical presence.

With its rugged design and off-road credentials, the Nuvi 500 not only works on well-traveled highways, but also in places where you might really need directions.

While Emily complains about Roy's incompetence, Winston enjoys him mightily; while everyone broods over Winston's return, Mona worries more about compulsively checking her (empty) answering machine; and although everyone dislikes Sheila, Mona takes her to a clinic when she needs an abortion, and contemplating Sheila's sex life helps Mona figure out what she might really need from her own.

We can experiment on alternatives for the day we might really need one, in half a century or so.

You might not really need to spend hundreds more on a new phone after a two-year contract expires and then chain yourself to a network for another two years beyond.

Yet one-third of the people who get them might not really need them, according to research reported in 2007.

… Partly it might be we really need to be able to sell prenatal care to them.

It might have been a waste of time and resources, but then he might have really needed it.

What I do regret is my willingness to overlook the determination of marketers, from Lego and everywhere else, to persuade us that only some new, specific toy will excite a child who might really just need us to pour the box of Lego we already have on the floor and help her to dig in.