Sentence examples for they necessarily need from inspiring English sources

"It's going to take some time to really get that continuity that they necessarily need to become a title contender," Wade said.

With the iPhone 3G and its App Store, they necessarily need to cede some control.

It's not funding they necessarily need (although that's always handy) but data on which to build new interesting services which, hell, the BBC might actually like!

Because a big chunk of the money Spotify raises goes straight to the labels, they have to raise more than they necessarily need for development and marketing.

From my point of view, this is a newco, it's a new management team and new owners, so I don't think they necessarily need to be tarnished by what's gone on in the past.

"What's interesting about this, is it's a choice by the animal to do more than they necessarily need to do," said Dr Greg Byrnes, who did the experiments at the University of Cincinnati and now teaches at Siena College in New York State.

But she was there as a reminder to the others -- not that they necessarily needed it -- that life is not only about making it.

They don't necessarily need hand-holding, but they recognize that taking time every day to actually sit and talk with colleagues and managers gives them an opportunity to ask questions and voice their opinions.

They know that gun guys like macho weapons, and that they'll buy new products they don't necessarily need". .

And if they want to have children, they no longer necessarily need a man to support them.

But once they become fully evolved companies, they don't necessarily need to want to be here.