Sentence examples for will need to hold from inspiring English sources

Companies will need to hold less inventory.

But the city will need to hold its ground if it wants to bring runaway costs under control.

New capital requirements mean firms will need to hold more money in reserve to cover potential losses on risky trading activity.

But the city will need to hold its ground if it wants to bring runaway costs under control and genuine competition to the bidding process.

The battle will continue at Old Trafford, where Mourinho's team will need to hold onto the crown on their badges and their history, as well as their faith in the counter-attack".

He carried Colorado in 2008, and with his support wobbling in other swing states like Ohio, analysts believe he will need to hold on to it next year to put together a winning electoral map.

Bankers say that one reason they're not lending as much as policymakers and businesses would like is the uncertainty around how much money they will need to hold onto under whatever rules are set by the government.

Under the soon-to-be expanded system, all airlines landing in or taking off from the European Union— including American and Asian carriers — will need to hold a certain quantity of credits.

You'll need to hold your own in court, and hold your own in the face of threatening behaviour – all inside a single day.

'He said, "I'm going to give him a massive injection, he's not going to like it and you'll need to hold him still".

For exceptionally committed friends who want to invest in follow-on rounds, let them know that they'll need to hold money in reserve to maintain their stake in the company as new money comes in.