Sentence examples for need to be considerable from inspiring English sources

Problem:  The money we'd need to raise to make this happen would need to be considerable.

In order for AVs to achieve wide scale release on public roads, there will need to be considerable discussion and debate on a broad range of laws, not the least of which will include issues related to ownership, liability (the owner or the person in effective control), and insurance.

Naturally, the investment fund would need to be considerable in size to truly make a splash, ranging anywhere from €50 million to €500 million.

For acupuncture to work by directly disrupting – and thus blocking – nerves emerging at connective tissue cleavage planes, there would need to be considerable accuracy in point localization.

While one can postulate differences in bioavailability between manganese in food and in water, these would need to be considerable to result in equal or greater uptake from water than from food.

Together these findings imply that for an EHIS to produce reliable data that can be used for performance measurement there will need to be considerable investment in health information technology and staff training within the substance abuse treatment sector.

If we want to keep "the sound, the ocean and the bays healthy," then there needs to be considerable improvement in financing for agencies like the New York State Department of Environmental Conservation.

"It was emphasised that there needed to be considerable secrecy about this facility," the minutes record.

There needs to be considerable investment in creating capacity in this area, both to design and manage initiatives.

In order to demonstrate whether changes in LDL-cholesterol or CRP associated with treatment relate to the magnitude of the treatment effect of atorvastatin on CVD there needs to be considerable variation among those assigned to atorvastatin in the change observed in that biomarker.

More research is needed, but there does seem to be considerable evidence that the allyl sulfides in garlic may contribute to reduced risk of certain cancers, especially colorectal and renal cancer.