Sentence examples for might require another from inspiring English sources
Alan Greenspan, the Federal Reserve chairman, told a House committee today that the slowdown was continuing and might require another interest rate reduction to turn around.
He said that meeting deficit-reduction targets might require another round of base closings, which could be highly contentious as members of Congress routinely fight to protect military deployments and jobs in their communities.
The French could muster a force on the scale of the 9,000-strong 9,000-strong Britishht require anoneer UN resolution butore going in, even under a NATO flag.
The Korean peninsula would continue to be caught in the coils of Cold War rivalry, but the survival of the Republic of Korea kept alive the hope of civil liberties, democracy, economic development, and eventual unification even if their fulfillment might require another 50 years or more.
They are 'stuck' in a path-dependency mindset, even though the development of the firm might require another strategy taken by the manager.
They are 'stuck' in a path-dependency mindset, even though the development of the firm might require another strategy taken by the manager, as a response to meet environmental demands.
But that might require yet another big splurge of public spending.
I think we also underestimate the degree to which these various systems — formal, modest, chaotic — might require one another's existence.
This might require that another mad and bad individual is prevented from implementing his plans tomorrow, or that some natural existential threat be averted, say an asteroid strike, etc. Harris in effect concedes our point when he writes 'There is no such thing as ensuring safety' (p. 109).
One might require 13%, whereas another wants 11%.
For eight years, the White House had tightly managed the Pentagon's operations in the Middle East and in South Asia; even something as mundane as moving helicopters from one part of a war zone to another might require top-level discussion.
