Sentence examples for need will arise from inspiring English sources

If it doesn't, then the need will arise for further spending cuts, which the Rifondazione will fight tooth and nail.

If it doesn't, then the need will arise for further spending cuts, which the Far Left will fight tooth and nail.

We cannot always know when or where the next emergency need will arise.

Differences in need will arise to the extent that there are differences in the prevalence and severity of allergy between urban and rural areas, for example.

Different needs will arise at different moments in the crisis.

In the same statement, the government acknowledged their "decision will have adverse effects on the lives of refugees and therefore the international community must collectively take responsibility on humanitarian needs that will arise out of this action".

"It is important, after the horror has abated," Mr. Rosenthal said, "that we not rush to overmeet immediate needs and leave ourselves unequipped to deal with what the professionals tell us are both known and unanticipated long-term needs that will arise".

Maybe new, unexpected needs and fashions will arise, but in any case the design and development of new technologies and devices will have to face the challenges opened by the new paradigms.

If women listen to Tom Cruise, they won't get the help they need and bigger problems will arise.

Using a service such as PayPal makes it possible to accept virtually any form of credit or debit card for your services, and includes dispute resolution should the need arise (and it will arise).

"I'm certain that as the months go on that other needs for this money will arise," Mr. Thomas said, adding that checks will be issued within 24 hours after verifying the family's eligibility through the city's official registry of dead and missing.