Sentence examples for really do require from inspiring English sources

Even when buyers really do require assistance, selective-distribution deals do not guarantee they will get it.

Such large servings of meat really do require side dishes, but Pontos doesn't offer many — fried potatoes, rice, pan-fried fiery hot peppers and our favorite, gigantes, large white beans baked in a delicate tomato sauce.

"One of the challenges of info pros has been to use the structured information-retrieving and -filtering tools, which really do require sequential, left-brained thinking, while simultaneously thinking creatively and intuitively about the entire spectrum of information sources and features, which requires right-brained analysis.

"Oftentimes, the problems they're trying to solve really do require a deeper level of analytical skills" than many M.B.A.'s have, said Laura D'Andrea Tyson, the dean of the University of California's Haas School of Business and the former chairwoman of President Clinton's Council of Economic Advisers.

Because maybe big tech platforms really do require a new type of bespoke regulation.

Both Cherwinski and McIvor advocate that communicators in science should have a good grasp of science, explaining that technical positions in communications really do require it.

"It really does require that newspapers stay in business," he said.

His own experience leads him to conclude that good business intelligence really does require senior level buy-in.

That hasn't happened for years," said Paul Helmke of the Brady Campaign to Prevent Gun Violence, whose job really does require an inordinate amount of optimism.

"It really does require, as it were, almost falling in love with the animal, to try and bring it to life in a two-dimensional way".

And in this case, mitigating global warming really does require government intervention in the energy industry, so it must be a leftwing, "big government" plot.