Sentence examples for which could need from inspiring English sources

The cost of the huge engineering projects, which could need investment of £30 billion, would be met by taxpayers under a government scheme intended to encourage the generation of power in Britain.

This procedure enables undergraduates to perfectly understand the characteristics of these methods, thus avoiding the mathematic complexity associated with more complex problems, which could need sophisticated software or some type of programming tools.

A higher proportion of primary industry with a moderate level of gross output value of farming, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery per square kilometer indicates a county is economically backward, which could need more time to recover from the earthquake.

But moreover, the computational requirements of our detection algorithm, which could need several minutes to return the results (as it requires a MCMC simulation process) has made us use a master-slave intranet architecture in order to take advantage of the available computers (with usual statistical software – ℝ [ 23] and WinBUGS [ 21] – installed) in our department.

Cuadrilla is planning more extensive drilling later this month which could involve a controversial technique needed in shale gas extraction called "fracking" - when the rock is fractured using chemicals.

Nobody was seriously hurt but the southbound carriageway needs resurfacing, which could take 24 hours.

The bill now needs Royal Assent, which could take place today.

Have a walk around, learn the stage - What elements are there which could potentially need to be lit?

Admittedly, the reason why they are shallow might have to do with the need for a common denominator (which could be needed as well in a deliberation behind closed doors).

ECB staff "have stepped up the technical preparations for further measures, which could, if needed, be implemented in a timely manner," he said.

In December Mr Draghi said ECB staff "have stepped up the technical preparations for further measures, which could, if needed, be implemented in a timely manner".