Sentence examples for need a quarter from inspiring English sources

I'm like, chill out; we need a quarter of the protein that we actually eat.

They have never played in Adelphia Coliseum, so they may need a quarter to adjust, but expect a late Green Bay surge led by, who else, Favre.

The effects will be felt most by some of the weakest funds, many of which need a quarter or two of good performance to restore the morale of their investors and traders.

Larger cats typically need a quarter of a 20 mg tablet, but smaller cats usually need an eighth of a tablet, which can be impractical.

"These Ninth Ward kids come in, and I say I need a quarter-pound of mustard greens at $1.50 an ounce," Mr. Corwell said.

Adelaide needed a quarter to click into gear, but then an hour of dominant football ensured their return to the top eight.

But even that is uncertain since lawmakers have yet to determine if the accord is a routine matter that requires a simple majority to pass or a treaty, which would need a three-quarters majority of the Congress.

To scrap the IWC's 1986 ban on commercial whaling they would need a three-quarters majority - both sides agree that that is unlikely to happen in St Kitts - but even a slim majority would mark the death knell of a ban that environmentalists hail as one of their greatest achievements.

However, the research firm cautioned that investors "will need a few quarters of patience for the story and valuation to unfold".

Luck, who replaced Manning as quarterback of the Colts, threw for 228 yards and three touchdowns, ran for another score and didn't even need a fourth-quarter comeback to end Denver's 17-game regular-season streak with a 39-33 victory Sunday night.

"Kids would need an extra quarter, and for what?