Sentence examples for now one need from inspiring English sources

Now, one need only a pay a measly $35 dollars an hour to get some mechanical turk or other factotum to do the work rather than hire an actual person to do it full time.

For a measure of the near-madness of the mood right now one need look no further Davutoglu's statement that "Arab blood is Turkish blood"; a number of commentators have riposted with a reminder that it was the Arabs who in the well-worn phrase stabbed Turkey in the back and sided with the British in WWI, thereby ending the Ottoman Empire.

That is surely how many people in Michigan feel right now; one needed only to see the anger in the protests that took place on Tuesday to know that.

In such cases, a single iteration of the attack is not enough since, now, one needs to deal also with the newly introduced keypoints.

Now one pressing need is to fulfil an aspiration she never realised: a dramatic reduction in the proportion of national wealth consumed by the state.

Now, no one need know what kinds of books you're buying or reading, even if you're buying and reading them right in front of someone.

This is a provocative question, but it is now one that needs consideration, since Reid's poll numbers in his own state remain so dismal.

Now no one needs to track down the physical disc because some aggregator or collector has probably put it online.

"There are so many balls in the air now that one needs really good eyes to see which one is where," said Richard Dowling, executive director of the Maryland Catholic Conference, which has called for an extension of the moratorium.

That is a traditional indication of a bear market, but by now no one needs statistical proof that a bear is loose in nearly all the financial markets of the world.

By now, each one needs a pot to itself and something to climb up, otherwise they will use each other for support and get into an irreversible tangle - twiggy pea sticks are ideal.