Sentence examples for to require something from inspiring English sources

They do have a game in hand over the top two but it is going to require something akin to snookers to catch them.

Living in a democratic society with a free press seems to require something at least akin to the color-coded system.

With Stephen Moore and Matt Giteau winning their 100th caps for Australia and the weather set fair, it was always going to require something special to subdue the Wallaby threat and there was nothing to suggest initially it would materialise.

Saracens, Toulouse, Clermont, Exeter, Racing 92, Stade Français, Munster and Toulon are my eight qualifiers but it is going to require something special to prevent Boudjellal's high-rollers adding a fourth straight title to their portfolio in Lyon on 14 May.

Qualification is not impossible, but it's going to require something truly special.

It used to require something at least as big as the Xbox Kinect to get really high-quality scans, and you needed high-powered laser sensor systems.

To get to zero would require something even more impressive.

"They're tied to thunderstorms, and also require something that will cause the rotation to occur, a wind shear".

That political opportunity would require something to change – for Republican climate leadership to be rewarded rather than punished.

For housing futures to become popular anytime soon, then, may require something akin to the Great Fire — perhaps a house-price meltdown in a major city like San Diego.

"We don't require something to come of it," Keane says.