Sentence examples for needs only have from inspiring English sources

To qualify, one needs only have an interest in coming and have a diagnosed mental illness or disability.

Women, however, need only have the same genitals to be deemed identical.

To get on a list one need only have lent one's name to the organization.

So a consumer product that claims to be "Mil-Spec" need only have passed one test-say, resistance to fungus.

"It's weakening the standard to say that Fairtrade products need only have one Fairtrade ingredient to still qualify.

Mr. Bogdanovich is so well versed and opinionated that he need only have glimpsed Marilyn Monroe to write about her.

To have caused controversy in Catalonia, Professor Bloom need only have dedicated his acceptance speech to the glories of Miguel de Cervantes, one of his greats but clearly a Spaniard.

Anyone who questions this bleak perspective need only have watched last week's sad and ultimately pointless Congressional hearings into the 2004 friendly-fire death of Pat Tillman.

President Vicente Fox canceled some old expulsion orders, and officials said foreigners need only have tourist visas to work as observers in Chiapas.

"Remember, the statute says you need only have a sufficient number of votes to change or place in doubt the result of the election," Mr. Boies said.

And you need only have been a long leaseholder for a period of two years before being able to exercise your right to renew the lease.