Sentence examples for would need to stop from inspiring English sources

Power generation would need to stop.

Many believe that for Hynes to really break the cover-up he would need to stop working with the rabbis and start prosecuting anyone found interfering with witnesses.

Mr. Corcoran of the California Medical Association also said the state would need to stop cutting Medicaid payment rates; instead, it needed to increase them to make seeing those patients economically feasible for doctors.

The new boss, Dick Costolo, realized that if the company wanted to make money, it would need to stop allowing all the food trucks and delivery services from taking everything made at Twitter.

Kevin T. K. Bailey, a Congressional liaison with the Agriculture Department, said in e-mails sent to Representatives Maurice D. Hinchey and Carolyn B. Maloney, both Democrats from New York, that the agency was willing to conduct such a review, but there was no money in the budget for it, so lending would need to stop until the matter was resolved.

Then, two or three points ahead, matching would need to stop because none of the candidates corresponded to the correct path and a restart had to be performed.

They'd need to stop exploring for new reserves (collectively, they've already got five times more than the world can afford to burn, according to scientists) and stop lobbying against emissions policies.

"If I had to climb a flight of stairs, I'd need to stop in the middle to take a break," he said.

And we'd need to stop assuming we already have the answers to all of the current questions, and start figuring out how to more strategically question all of the current answers.

He'd needed to stop drinking anyway, he said.

The telescope would not need to stop once it arrived.