Sentence examples for which we will need from inspiring English sources

Yes, there are risks which we will need to work through.

An economy of nanopayments is an economy of remembering, for which we will need more sophisticated archives of value than the senile currencies of today.

Singapore Airlines said, "The changes in production schedules will potentially have some impact, the details of which we will need to understand from Airbus".

But this is new territory and does raise important issues which we will need to explore with the euro-plus countries.

Furthermore, the very vitality of nation-states in the Pacific and Indian Oceans will take us back to an older world of traditional statecraft, in which we will need to tirelessly leverage allies and seek cooperation from competitors.

In fact, once people understand the logic of the postcapitalist transition, such ideas will no longer be the property of the left – but of a much wider movement, for which we will need new labels.

"We can increase supply by a mix of methods, all of which we'll need to pursue," Mr. Bevan said.

Only later do we begin to consider the context in which we'll need to achieve that goal.

These announcements, coupled with the renewed political will behind renewables represent a great step forward, but there's still much more to achieve – for which we'll need to work together.

"It's just another blow for us, which we'll need to take on the chin," Locke added.

"I hope he'll continue the form he's shown this summer and get us some big runs which we'll need in the middle order".