Sentence examples for would indeed need from inspiring English sources

"We got the airlines," she added, meaning that the government would indeed need to notify airlines of the ruling.

A truth commission into how the US and global economy was brought to this pass would indeed need to be bipartisan, since its roots go back through so many administrations, not least Bill Clinton's.

It is not clear how large a part the condemned played in the principal productions, but all the named players and staff appear to be dedicated amateurs of the type who would, indeed, need to take a private car to get to 466 Grand.

Do we need full replacement coverage?... Michael Reichman, Moorestown, N.J. A. Edward J. Mackoul, vice president of Mackoul and Associates, an insurance brokerage in Long Beach, on Long Island, that specializes in co-op and condominium coverage, said that the letter writer would indeed need his own insurance coverage for the apartment.

But the need to ensure a continuation of the sought for uninterrupted and unhindered data flows heavily suggests any UK government would indeed need to keep mirroring EU DP law ad infinitum if it doesn't want to choke off data flows with the continent.

It looked as though I would indeed need to start bringing our stuff up out of the building and chaining it to trees.

If thoughts were, like Chisholm's propositions, only truth-value bearers, and every thought described exactly one states of affairs and vice versa, one would indeed not need states of affairs are well as thoughts.

Kent need 90 to win and, although Yorkshire will be hoping for miracles from Adil Rashid, miracles would indeed be needed to get out of this one.

The message went on to explain that an amendment to the Road Traffic Act would indeed be needed under which the Secretary of State for Transport would allow individual manufacturers to take their cars onto the road without a human operator, but only after they had proved they were safe.

George indicated to J.R. that additional resources would indeed be needed for the family, but sending a truck-full of love from Indiana may not be the best solution.

The welfare system does indeed need reform.