Sentence examples for requirements maybe from inspiring English sources

" 'If you only admit people who meet your minimum score requirements, maybe there are others who might also have the potential to be exceptional leaders?' ".

Snobbery is a requirement (maybe also a perquisite) of my job, so I refrain, since I never drink on duty, from flights of eloquence about the various notes and finishes and smoky nuances or honeyed implications of my drink.

Most of the states getting hit with this horrific storm have no such requirements (so maybe it's a good time to start complaining to your legislators).

While the health department today is willing to let states tinker with things like the definition of work activities and the calculation of participation rates, the 2005 bill would have waived "any requirement applicable to the program" -- not just work requirements, but maybe even time limits for cash assistance, too.

Study the book when you have to learn things for requirements, for maybe 15 minutes over a course of 5 days, so you don't just learn it the night before your meeting.

"We have reduced the mowing requirement by maybe 20 to 30percentt".

That's the feeling you get from "My Old Lady": that the playwright, Israel Horovitz, is answering some kind of challenge, fulfilling an academic requirement or maybe entering a contest.

"Maybe these requirements are going to be here for a year or two but when the government realises this was a mistake, they're going to relax the rules because these businesses still need to run".

It requires similar treatment as did the Ebola and Zika epidemics--eradication of the carriers of that violence; which means stricter licensing requirements for starters, and maybe the banning of military-style assault weapons.

Maybe that requirement alone will be enough to prevent the likes of Unilever listing on the Social Stock Exchange.

I thought it was maybe a requirement.