Sentence examples for will have need of from inspiring English sources

Thus, the ruler will have need of the astrologer who will function as a kind of doctor, psychologist, sociologist, and political theorist.

Well, since there's going to be no lessening of the aggregate demand for heart surgery, dental work and litigation, that work will go to younger and smaller producers who will have the opportunity to absorb the unserved clients kicked loose from the Galtian financial Rapture, and those new businesses will have need of the employees that once worked for those mid-sized businesses.

George R. R. Martin, it will soon be time to put down your remote control and pick up your pen (or get behind your computer keyboard), because HBO will have need for more of your narrative content.

China's inclusion will have needed to support of many of these key investors.

After 10 years 10% of women will have needed follow-up treatment, but 90% will not".

I hope one day we will have no need of a nuclear deterrent and I believe we must plan for a future without one.

When they arrive at the Justus Lipsius building in Brussels for a crucial summit on Thursday, Angela Merkel, David Cameron and the 26 other EU leaders will have no need of a badge.

He ends the interview on a somewhat cryptic note, saying that one day the U.S. will have serious need of Russia as an ally against a threat he refused to name.

Healthier, more resilient plants - Crops will have less need for some of the chemical fertilizers and pesticides we now rely on for production.

Over the next 20 years, an estimated 1.7 million more people will have a care need; of the present cohort of 65 year olds, one in five will need care costing more than £50,000.

College students will have different needs from those of first-graders.