Sentence examples for required it could from inspiring English sources

If singer/MC Simon Webbe hadn't dropped a superfluous rap into the middle – most boybands of the era had a rapping member who injected grit as required – it could have been a lost 60s single.

At the very least, it seems likely that Chile's exceptional economic state of grace in Latin America will now be seriously compromised; under the massive rebuilding and social welfare costs that will likely be required, it could even evaporate.

But it also signaled that, if required, it could provide more capital to those banks that cannot raise all that they need.

"It will be brought back into use as a commercial building but, if required, it could be turned into a residential property".

It was a very tricky operation - if it did not slow down sufficiently, it would have missed being caught by the gravity of Mars and the mission could have be lost in outer space; but if the rocket engine had fired more than required it could have slowed the Mangalyaan so much that it risked crashing down on to the red soil of Mars.

If a case study of an analogous event suggested that reporting is required it could reduce discretion resulting in the decision to not report.

Since the demand on foreign companies goes beyond what the Security Council is requiring, it could shift international anger away from Tehran and toward Washington.

With the small print of the poll suggesting continuing public reluctance to accept the tough choices that balancing the government's books will require, it could be that the Tory tactic of demanding deeper, faster cuts than Labour is willing to make is starting to make the public nervous.

"Mao enunciated the doctrine of 'continuous revolution,' but when the Chinese national interest required it, he could be patient and take the long view," he writes.

Global supply and production of such therapies are insufficient to meet demand; treating 400 850 million Africans who need it could require U.S.$3.4 billion.

That could have required it to be opened for renegotiation and could have delayed this final step for years.