Sentence examples for need that would from inspiring English sources

"Kip was a prescient first responder to a need that would only continue to grow," Ms. Foscarinis said.

If he were to be Godolphin's first 2,000 Guineas winner for 14 years, at their hour of greatest need, that would at least give pause for thought.

He had a vision of human need that would strike a 21st-century reader as oddly puritanical, and his frequent references to Burma as a model jar badly.

He said that the private sector would have to pay for nuclear-power plants without government help, and was even unable to offer an official "statement of need" that would help them get planning permission to do so.

The nation also has little extra capacity in its hospitals and other health care facilities to deal with a huge surge in need that would accompany a mass disease outbreak, Dr. Venkayya said.

"They are much better off moving into a more dense area so that we can provide them with the services they need: that would be water, sewer, lighting, public safety - all of that," Bing said.

"If we are not needed, that would be great".

What planners envisioned was a system more responsive to patients' needs that would provide a range of options for care.

And the committee says Dell has near-term cash needs that would leave it $3.9 billion short of the proposed $17.3 billion special dividend.

That ownership (regardless of its long-term future) started with filling basic needs that would make their devices compelling.

Therefore, valid biomarkers are needed that would allow improving and anticipating diagnosis.