1.   The Citrus Bowl requires some work, with seats being taken out to accommodate the corners of a football pitch.

2.   Larger windows will require additional work, but the additional light they will provide may be worth the extra trouble.

3.   And police contracts on Long Island generally require less work than at other police agencies.

4.   As a result, Socar may require that new contracts for offshore projects include a provision requiring onshore work as well, he said.

5.   Beverly Emus of Burbank wrote that her sauce recipe requires a little work, but tastes wonderful and is well worth the effort.

6.   Breaking the legislative deadlock will require considerable work.

7.   But few have taken the step of Warren Wilson College, which requires work for all.

8.   But Grieve also knows that maintaining his success level requires considerable work.

9.   But he said that sometimes, when the research on a case is nearly complete, employers and complainants introduce new information that requires more work.

10.   But in our society, jobs that require hard work and procure immediate, valuable results are considered menial and go unrewarded.