Sentence examples for a need to make from inspiring English sources

"There's a need to make this an attractive enterprise," he said.

There is also a need to make their economic position sustainable: financial fair play demands it.

There is a need to make a decision and enough time to make such a decision".

Should be, but won't be, because she feels a need to make money more than music.

"There is a need to make a change to keep the station strong and viable," he said.

Ministers are also likely to face a need to make exemptions for the unintentionally homeless, and for asylum seekers.

Probably it was also a need to make a real friend in this business for both of us.

"We agree that there was a need to make the sport unpredictable but it should not be artificial".

The Pawong flee at the first sign of danger, and don't see a need to make excuses.

Dangling bait is all very well but sometimes there is a need to make the batsman go after it.

A need to make peace with the check, which had come pinned to a wooden board by a dagger?