Sentence examples for need not work from inspiring English sources

Corporate influence on policymaking need not work through electoral channels at all.

Quantitative easing, for instance, need not work only, or even mainly, through the exchange rate: early in the Fed's first bout of quantitative easing, the dollar rose.

And Ray Nash, a former sheriff, told the crowd that "every time Congress passes a new law one of your freedoms is taken away".The only sign of Mr Sanford was a pile of flyers: his fame (or infamy) means he need not work so hard to introduce himself to the district's voters.

Corrections to the misinformation need not work all the time once misinformation is accepted by a receiver.

One need not work out the implications oneself as with Greek since the repetition of the same idea in different words and varied imagery will suggest additional perspectives, which might not have occurred to one reading Greek in English translation.

Perhaps he needn't work so hard; songs like "Wicked Pussycat" would be howlers no matter who was singing them.

She needn't work as hard to remind us of Simone's intensity as a performer, though there's plenty of that, too, in this riveting portrait.

You needn't work to resolve the concerns of some hypothetical offended person who, presumably, is capable of speaking up too.

Sure, everyone knows his name and he probably needn't work again in his life, but where, oh where, is the great career that was surely his for the asking?

One night, thinking we needn't work so hard to prevent a pregnancy that we might soon wish for, we didn't use birth control.

I felt relaxed because you needn't go to work everyday, then I felt a bit of loss.