Sentence examples for well needed to be from inspiring English sources

A separate rig would be available to come from nearby waters in case a relief well needed to be drilled to intercept and seal a leaking well.

Rescue plans may well need to be intensified.

Pines are likely to come through fine while azaleas may well need to be replaced.

The scrum as well needs to be strong and that is where Alex Corbisiero, the one surprise selection, comes in.

By contrast, a 2005 loan still on a bank's books may well need to be refinanced this year.

The proceeds have already been "banked" by the Office for Budget Responsibility in its forecasts and projections for public debt could well need to be revised upwards.

The pitch is likely to be quicker than that in Dunedin and therefore more sporting, which it jolly well needs to be.

Mr. Rosengren: I'm concerned that a 25-basis-point ease today might very well need to be followed by another ease, quite possibly before the next meeting.

Moreover, switching producing intervals in the conventional case requires workover operations, i.e. a plug needs to be installed and the well needs to be re-perforated.

According to the well pattern optimization mathematical model, the water breakthrough time of each production well needs to be calculated during the optimization process.

Thoughts of death or suicidal ideation may well need to be a primary intervention target in these young people.