Sentence examples for would have to further from inspiring English sources

"It was a very cost-effective way of getting evidence quickly and cheaply that you would have to further follow up on," Mr. Tobias said.

Its stock has fallen 93%, to a recent $5, and in early October the company announced that it had lost $3.6 billion in the third quarter and would have to further trim its work force.

Before regulations could be made, however, staff would have to further research the city's unique historical context and determine how best to evaluate a property's age, integrity and significance.

Mayorkas said that he thought some of the group's recommendations were "well taken" but explained that he would have to further examine them to determine whether they might amount to regulatory and statutory changes -- ones that would ultimately require Congressional approval.

The lack of equine specialists would increase demands on the remaining equine veterinarians, who would have to further extend their already overstretched time and resources: they would work longer hours, travel farther to provide services, and be unable to reach sick horses in remote locations or to have them tested in a timely fashion.

And if it came back positive then they would have to do further tests and monitor us further".

She would have to go further afield.

To woo the urban – and now suburban – vote from Labour, they would have to modernise further.

"I would have to look further out of London or for a smaller property," she said.

Without the IMF money, the government would have to dig further into its reserves.

Lansley said the health department would have to go further than Labour's planned £20bn efficiency savings over the next three years.