Sentence examples for a need to view from inspiring English sources

There's no longer a need to view Uncle George harshly.

There seemed a need to view him as an eternal Peter Pan, and, 40 years later, he was sometimes accused of lying when he introduced himself.

There is a need to view and do things differently.

"Instead of seeing them as a problem, athletes need to view these elements as a part of the workout that can be managed and minimized".

Such tendencies may be mired in human bias, by a deep-seated need to view humans as special, as a pinnacle of evolutionary progress (Gould 1989).

Workers and managers need to view a mistake "as an inevitable human step on the path to improvement," she said.

Save a percentage of your revenue for a rainy day: You really do need to view savings or rainy day funds in the context of a cashflow forecast.

As part of the ongoing investigation, the club will need to view an unedited version of the video footage and full transcript of the discussions that took place.

Furthermore, it is evident there is a need to consider the views of patients alongside traditional strategies for research prioritisation when making funding decisions in the future.

Then there were the hundreds of dollars more they could charge for all the spectacles (at $150 a pair) needed to view the three-dimensional effects.

Rather than logging into Google Calendar every time a project manager needs to view a teammate's schedule, he or she could simply take a glance at the Glance Clock (I promise I'll stop doing that).