Sentence examples for truly requires from inspiring English sources

This place truly requires patience.

It will also consider whether London truly requires a single big hub.

All it truly requires is a chilled cocktail or a glass of Italian white wine served alongside.

"Whenever there is a situation that truly requires them to come together, they always do," he said, "no matter what happened in the past, no matter what beef one might have had".

What he truly requires to make an impact in the polls is hundreds of millions of rupees' worth of free news media attention, which he has enjoyed over the past two years.

If the energy crisis truly requires sacrifice from individuals, it is fair to ask what contribution to the common good, rather than to their own bank balances, is being made by those developers, landowners and lawyers who will grow rich from it.

So to truly "require" publishers to join the system would need at least a dab of statute.

"It is not clear that we have come to terms as a government and a nation about what is truly required to help Africa," he said.

Dr. Hartings, of American University, believes that using abundant materials where possible could free up the scarcer materials for applications that truly require them.

The expensive "intuitive medicine" practiced by doctors trained to wade through a thicket of mysterious symptoms in search of an accurate diagnosis can then focus on those cases that truly require their services.

While SEM micrographs still remain two-dimensional (2D), tribological studies truly require information about three-dimensional (3D) surface structures.