Sentence examples for perhaps requiring from inspiring English sources

The F.A.A.'s role would be limited to analyzing safety, making refinements, perhaps requiring that planes carry the necessary equipment to use the system, and writing a check.

The finding on the extent of plutonium waste signals that the cleanup, still in its early stages, will be more complex, perhaps requiring technologies that do not yet exist.

And if a unified theory can be devised to explain them, most agree that it will be some time in the making — perhaps requiring the efforts of an obsessive-compulsive narcissist with some political skills.

People from Jeremy Clarkson (a skilful propagandist for the motoring lobby) to Labour MPs have lined up to criticise official plans for a nationwide tolling scheme, perhaps requiring the use of monitoring devices within cars.

One central battle is likely to be over tightening supervision of the risk-management practices of Wall Street investment banks and perhaps requiring them to keep higher cash reserves as a cushion against unexpected trading losses.

Nobody expects Western Europe to make the vast investment (perhaps requiring a long-term doubling of current defence spending) that would be needed to duplicate the satellite intelligence and logistical support that America currently provides to NATO.

A different approach was perhaps required.

The pull of Lahore perhaps requires a little more explanation.

This flight of rhetoric perhaps requires a footnote or two.

Or perhaps required the spin-doctoring powers of Max Clifford to make it ring true.

Just as suddenly all reconcile for a joyful finale, perhaps required by the vivacity of Shostakovich's last movement.