Sentence examples for needs to last for from inspiring English sources

("When I do a sermon, it needs to last for thirty minutes").

If you live until 95, that means that what you saved in your working life needs to last for 30 years past your retirement at 65. Since people work about 40 years before they retire, saving enough in that time span to live comfortably for almost that 40 years isn't easy.

The food needs to last for two or three years and astronauts should be able to consume it without having to prepare it and at zero gravity.

It only needs to last for one evening and being ten times more expensive doesn't usually mean it stays on ten times longer.

This does not need to be a permanent move, but it needs to last for as long as your healing period lasts.

At the very least, he'll need to last for two more games if the Heat are going to advance.

They have to rely on small batteries, which need to last for days at a time.

In short, iPads do not need to last for future generations.

RCT and prospective studies needed to last for at least 6 and 12 months, respectively.

Tight control of apoptosis is particularly advantageous for postmitotic cells such as neurons which have limited regenerative potential and need to last for the life of the organism.

The locked acetylated state may need to be extraordinarily robust, especially in cells such as oocytes where the cohesion holding bivalent chromosomes together may need to last for several weeks if not decades (Tachibana-Konwalski et al., 2010).