Sentence examples for would again need from inspiring English sources

She said last night that she reinjured the shoulder in a recent match against Russia and would again need surgery, making it impossible to play in the Olympics.

As a planner, he believed in the bigger sweep of history, the shifting promise of global economic cycles, and he imagined a time in the future when the world would again need the services of an Englewood.

In addition, to be consistent with its manifesto, the government would again need to make fox-hunting a free vote, allowing MPs to vote with their consciences rather than their parties.

Prince George's County Executive Rushern L. Baker III (D) said an ACA repeal could mean that a long-planned regional hospital would not be financially viable, because so many recently insured poor patients would again need uncompensated care.

Even if Mr Martoma is found guilty, prosecutors would again need to show SAC was aware he was passing it illicit information.What the SAC investigation does reveal is that there are many ways to get information, and that the affiliate structure may provide a legal buffer to SAC itself.

He had noted the Ming dynasty's restoration of the long-abandoned tributary trading system and its prohibition of Chinese voyages to Southeast Asia and supposed that foreign traders would again need the sort of entrepôt facilities in western Indonesia that Srivijaya-Palembang had provided centuries earlier.

Things she would never again need.

We once thought that we would never again need such communal services.

Most believed that conscription would again be needed if the nation ever engaged in a significant conflict.

This seemed to satisfy my mother, but then she'd ask us again, needing our unwavering childish reassurance, a million times.

This would leave Labour once again needing to defend the free movement principle on similar terms to before the referendum, except now from voters who will feel their referendum vote to end it has been ignored.