Sentence examples for be needed to join from inspiring English sources
But the shift of the RNA-protein complex toward heavier fractions in the sucrose density gradient suggests that additional proteins may be needed to join the complex to make the complex we observed in peak 1 in Figure 7A between GLV IRES and Giardia lysates.
Therefore a large number of people are needed to join the register.
Some said AKP seemed to be pursuing only those changes that would please its constituency, and not the broader range that was needed to join the European Union.
Sixty-six thousand "field girth welds" were needed to join the double joints into a continuous pipeline.
It is why more strong African American voices, like those of Roland Martin at CNN and Bob Herbert of the New York Times are needed to join the ranks of those few Black men with enough seniority and national recognition that they don't have to fear being fired or sanctioned by their White bosses if they dare to air out this dirty American laundry.
Instead, by identifying the nature of gaps and boundaries, we can begin to focus on the efforts that are needed to join them up, and create more synergistic effort to improve care for the benefit of patients.
Necdet Ozer, 30, believed Turkey was weak and needed to join the international coalition to be able to defend itself.
But what got Ms. Kahale was the $40 needed to join the group.
Mr. Huntsman said Republicans now must focus on defeating President Obama in November, which is why they needed to join in supporting Mr. Romney as their nominee.
My attention also went that way in my mid-teens – away from my church scene where rock'n'roll and girls were certainly not to be found and you needed to join a band for that.
As a middle-aged woman who bikes to and from work nearly every day, I can attest to what is needed to get more women to join me: safe, protected, physically separated bike lanes.
