Sentence examples for there might need from inspiring English sources

Being a light sleeper, I wake up when a butterfly flaps its wings outside my window, but I can understand how some of you heavy sleepers out there might need a serious noise to return to the land of the living.

However, we decided to focus on both regions of copy number gain and loss, as we reasoned that if a region of copy number gain provided a growth advantage for a cancer cell there might need to be concurrent inactivation of TSGs within that region of amplification to gain the full benefit.

There might need to be a quota system".

But the new case asked whether there might need to be different rules for local council meetings, where citizens often come to ask for favorable official action.

Frantic efforts are under way in Washington and London to find an exit strategy for Iraq as a renewed surge in violence led George Bush to admit yesterday that tactics there might need to change.

(And given that the conference is the same day as the US election, there is the awful possibility that there might need to be a quick follow-up event on Business after Trump).

"I like there to be open space but to get there you might need to go through the tiniest of gaps.

When he gets there he might need reminding.

In order to understand and halt an infection, it may not be enough to know that P. aeruginosa is there — we might need to know all the different variants and how they interact with each other and with other microbes.

He was efficient, surprisingly so for a man who put up a notice when he first worked at the paper asking the cleaners not to tidy under his desk, as he often threw things down there he might need later.

You can place up to 10 Pokémon in gyms at any one time, and while it's worth putting strong monsters in there, you might need to keep your strongest for attacking other gyms.