Sentence examples for will need to absorb from inspiring English sources

For Murray to keep the symmetry alive, he will need to absorb plenty more pace and beat Berdych, who holds a 4-2 edge over Murray.

They will need to absorb the extra water overnight.

Remember that this material will need to absorb any waste the rabbit produces during the trip, plus any spilled water, so use a generous quantity.

Both sides will in turn need to absorb these ideological criticisms and keep their sights firmly focused on their actual interests.

Here's a few tips the American television networks need to absorb.

Need to absorb an important life lesson?

That is a lesson more of us need to absorb.

"We anticipate additional capital and reserves will be needed to absorb the potential losses in banks' portfolios," Mr. Dugan warned Senate lawmakers on Wednesday.

The ILO estimates that, over the next 10 years, more than 440 million additional jobs will be needed to absorb new entrants to the labor force.

Summit host Goran Persson, the Swedish prime minister, at times struggled to keep his focus on the business of EU enlargement and the internal reforms that will be needed to absorb as many as 13 new members over the next decade.

Vague statements may be found, such as "staffing costs will need to be absorbed into the MOHP or other service delivery organization budgets" (Malawi Round 1 HIV/AIDS) or "government should be able to absorb the additional staff" (Kenya Round 4 tuberculosis).