Suppose you need bigger biceps.
"He was like, 'Well, I suppose you need a job now,'" says Pawson.
Suppose you need to change your flight, as a number of passengers will doubtless have to do over the festive season: the fee if you ring the call centre rises by a third from £45 to £60.
By E. J. Kahn and D. W. Ewing The New Yorker, November 27, 1948 P. 23 Two Harvard Divinity students were chatting about a third the other day, the first said, "He had a revelation yesterday," and the second replied, "Good grief, do you suppose you need one to get a degree?" View Article By Rivka Galchen By Jia Tolentino By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick.
Bank Fees Suppose you need to pay a $500 bill and you only have $499.10 in your bank account.
Suppose you need exactly $29 to get a bus home for the night, and all you have is the $10 bill in your pocket, which on its own is no use (even the cheapest drink at the casino bar is $11).
A helpful hedging strategy can work this way: Suppose you need $500,000 in cash to buy a house and plan to get it from liquidating a diversified portfolio of individual stocks.
I suppose you need some context.
Some of them are a bit weird but I suppose you need to be to embrace that environment everyday.
However, as shown in Table 1, it did make a large difference to whether or not the woman could succeed in having this potential desire realised because hypothetical counselling (e.g.: "Suppose you need a CS and de baby seems alright would you then also like a TO?") was not often performed and then nearly exclusively if there was extra reason to expect a CS.
As an example, suppose you need to remember a great deal about music composition.
