Sentence examples for need a cap from inspiring English sources
Many of these employees are financial experts, so perhaps they don't need a cap.
I suggested he didn't need a cap if he had no hair, and we both laughed.
We need a cap on total emissions so that this rebound effect can't happen.
Similarly, we need a cap on rises in fuel prices to prevent more of the nation's older people falling into fuel poverty this winter.
He wants the government to curb demand for fossil fuels by making them more expensive: "We need a cap on coal to send a strong signal to investors – 'Don't put your money in coal.
A small screen behind the seats helps manage air flow into the cabin, but you'll still need a cap to keep your coif intact if you go onto the freeway.
We need a cap-and-trade system, but also major new investments in technology.
Chimneys with one flue can be capped with a single flue chimney cap, but those with multiple flues will usually need a crown mount cap.
I realised I needed a cap [for the sun] – I was having to slow down my serve from one end of the court.
America desperately needs a cap gains tax cut.
The NBA itself claimed that it was in such financial trouble that it argued the league needed a cap on player salaries.
