Sentence examples for a need to take from inspiring English sources

There is a need to take action now.

Part of that assessment is a need to take into account the energy generated by the Corbyn campaign.

"However, if it doesn't work, there would be a need to take further action, possibly in the form of legislation".

Although I am disappointed, I do understand what he means when he says the board feels a need to take the club in a different direction.

It said: "It is at least questionable whether there was a need to take control with such force or in such numbers in any of the cases reviewed".

Mr. Williams of Duke conceded that "there is a need to take the lumpiness out of the rate process," by spreading out increases over time.

He says he hunts out of a need to take responsibility for his family, who evidently live where the supermarkets offer no meat.

Dave Lewis, chief executive of Tesco said: "Everyone would agree there is a need to take the frenzy out of it.

So there is a need to take more steps which will help keep unemployment down now — not next year or in five years, but within months.

There was already a section on privacy, and clearly there was a need to take a careful look in the wake of the phone-hacking affair.

"We just see it as art, not street art," he said, adding he had never felt a need to take all his drawings, for example, "and shove them in someone's face").