Sentence examples for might require direct from inspiring English sources

Cruz seemed reluctant to trash talk Trump, masterfully sidestepping any questions which might require direct confrontation.

Measuring HRQOL of children/adolescents mainly in healthy population samples might require direct self-assessments.

Overcoming this might require direct confrontation of promotions committees, university and other organisational governing boards, administrators and leaders.

Although the access of most circulating factors to the brain requires transcellular transport across the blood-brain barrier, certain hypothalamic areas that play a critical role in the control of appetite and body weight, such as the arcuate nucleus of the hypothalamus (ARH), might require direct access to peripheral homeostatic signals by a privileged route that bypasses brain barriers.

But corruption in the Turks and Caicos Islands, which might soon require direct rule again from London, are a harbinger of what may happen closer to home as the crackdown on offshore tax havens gets tougher, gaining momentum from the G20 summit this week.

Although PPK1 and PPK2 might work by distinct mechanisms, PPK1 may require direct or indirect participation of PPK2 for particular functions and vice-versa, which partially explains the overlapping phenotypes in these proteins.

Do I really need a cooler downstairs for my Fresh Direct that might require repair?" said Iman Bacodari, a vice president at Prudential Douglas Elliman.

Indeed, given the costs of mAb production and the amounts required in current trials (typically 2 to 3 g per patient), direct infusion might require dramatically less mAb to achieve equivalent efficacy.

Looking ahead, improving TMZ sensitivity in GBM patients is conceivable and might require undertaking multi-targeted therapeutic approaches directed at the aforementioned repair mechanisms or modifying the TMZ molecule itself.

Since our analysis has been restricted to find ncRNA candidates with a reasonable high degree of conservation among these four cyanobacteria, there might be many more, requiring direct experimental approaches for their identification.

A relatively restrictive account of introspection might require introspection to involve attention to and direct detection of one's ongoing mental states; but many philosophers think attention to or direct detection of mental states is impossible or at least not present in many paradigmatic instances of introspection.