Sentence examples for be needed to pick from inspiring English sources

Now that Carlin is gone, someone else will be needed to pick up this torch and carry it onward.

Think of all the sniffer dogs at Liverpool Street station who will no longer be needed to pick out office workers in Borat mankinis who are planning a night out in Shoreditch with a wrap of 98percenttalcumum powder/two per cent cocaine attached to their shrivelled scrotum with an elastic band.

Often Landmark is needed to pick up the pieces of an education gone awry.

With the economic boost from inventory shifts and stimulus waning, private demand growth is needed to pick up the slack.

But female workers are needed to pick up the demographic slack as society ages, and low pay will make work seem less appealing to them.

They're not going to do what's needed to pick these clients up, and be there if they fall again".

Other tests were needed to pick up antibodies, a sure sign that the body has raised its defences to tackle a threatening infection.

A high level of suspicion is needed to pick these up.

That means only an antenna is needed to pick up the HD feed.

"That's why we will be trying to improve the squad and help the players we have here to start picking up that momentum and consistency that's needed to pick up points on a regular basis.

For example, classical mechanics can be related by the correspondence condition to an infinite number of alternative and mutually incompatible theories, and some additional criteria are needed to pick out the best among them.