Sentence examples similar to needed to have regained from inspiring English sources

In a matter of mere seconds, the pilots would need to have diagnosed the problem and regained control of the aircraft by either putting their feet on the instrument panel and pulling back on the yoke with all they had or completing a four-step process to over-ride the autopilot, according to the New York Times.

The pilots would need to have diagnosed the problem and regained control of the aircraft by either putting their feet on the instrument panel and pulling back on the yoke with all they had or completing a four-step process to over-ride the autopilot in a matter of mere seconds, according to the New York Times.

The leadership role that Europe once played in climate politics is gone, and those who would regain it need to have something to offer.

Even some felons who have regained their firearms rights say the process needs to be more rigorous.

Today, Blippy users have regained the ability to share their Amazon purchases, but this time, Blippy doesn't need Amazon's permission.

Theoretically, the Spurs have regained the edge, especially since they only need one more win to close out.

If ever proof were needed that the League Cup has regained its lustre then it arrived shortly before kick-off in yesterday's semi-final second leg between Arsenal and Ipswich.

If no shock is needed, this means that the victim has regained a pulse or has an unshockable heart rhythm.

We needed to secure our regained freedom and independence.

"I haven't been pleased with the direction baseball's taken pitching over the last 15 or 20 years, and I felt like we needed to regain some of what we had lost," Ryan said.

He also needed to regain the 35 pounds he had lost.