Sentence examples for present must from inspiring English sources

Salt (if present) must be completely dissolved and thoroughly distributed.

Each time is different and the present must be judged without the benefit of hindsight.

This is a question that anyone looking at the past through the lens of the present must ask.

Until then, critics of the present must remain properly otherworldly, despite the taunts of their political opponents.

Why not change this rule to read that more than 40percentt of those present must vote to continue debate?

The Lancet requires that a declaration of all conflicts of interest, past and present, must accompany each article submitted.

The Mirror's Paul Weaver wondered if the 15,000 spectators present "must have felt they were witnessing an obscure piece of go slow industrial action".

The zealous conviction of utopians that the present must be erased, rather than built upon, fuels their denunciations of pragmatic incrementalism.

None of them managed to get Cronulla over the line but Gallen knew that success does not materialise out of thin air, and the present must pay a debt to the past.

They used to be the de rigueur answer to the obligatory question, "What can I bring?" I have been instructed that a wedding present must equal the amount the couple spends on me, or don't bother showing my face.

And on the government side, Madrid at present must pay as much as 4.9% to sell 10-year bonds to investors, close to the 5.5% offered by Europe's fund for countries that can't fund themselves in the market.