Sentence examples for would somehow need from inspiring English sources

The reduced quantity of services would somehow need to be rationed among competing demands.

The area of weak tissue would somehow need to be repaired or replaced — a major and dangerous operation in so small a patient.

Private schools would somehow need to fit into that law, testing students, reporting the scores and being held accountable for the results.

If there was no reasonable transport plan, she said that a valuable commodity like oil would somehow flow to where it was needed (and could be sold) — perhaps by even less palatable routes.

'That would somehow be perfect.

He had imagined he would somehow see her again.

She would somehow be less gone from my life".

Like time would somehow freeze.

Women are a pretty diverse group but somehow the commission would need to decide if it was likely to offend ordinary members of this group.

He said he couldn't: "if our funding was somehow cut we would need to look at all our services, radio, television, online, in the cities and in the bush".

Given that the first quarter was only 44percentThe"The next 3 quarters would need to somehow make up for that by growing close to triple digits".