Sentence examples for one might need from inspiring English sources

THURSDAY'S PUZZLE — If you are not a diehard solver, this one might need some explaining.

Q: Does the reaction suggest Capital One might need to enhance customer service?

And they appreciate being able to easily buy whatever one might need for a household.

Batmobiles of the past have been appropriate to their times and this one is no exception: it seems just the ride one might need in, say, Baghdad.

(Well, there are planes that might crash, injuries and illnesses that might be sustained, difficult languages and people one might need to negotiate).

Stylishly crammed into just 360 square feet is everything one might need to spruce up a summer rental: pieces from Mr. Derian's popular découpage line, sheets by Matteo and John Robshaw, brightly colored lanterns from Turkey, votive candle holders from Paris, poufs and vintage trays from Morocco, pottery by Astier de Villatte and linoleum cuts by Hugo Guinness, bottom right.

Keep in mind that the most used ones might need more in repairs than you would spend on a slightly less used one, so try to go at least one "level" up from the worst of the bunch.

Some homes, especially older ones, might need special building materials added to secure roof windows.

"One school might need class size reduction," said Senator Bill Frist, Republican of Tennessee.

One patient might need 1 milligram a day while others might need 7 milligrams for the same ailment, and in longterm care the dose may have to be changed after treatment has begun.

Adam Fields, who is the president of Jon Peters's Peters Entertainment, grasped the concept immediately: "Frenemies are the people you like the least but one day might need the most".