Sentence examples for beginning need from inspiring English sources

For example, all-company meetings right from the beginning need to be open-forums, where any question asked is OK, and people need to update each other about what's going on.

An explanation might be that new networks that are large from the beginning need time to establish trust, legitimacy, governance mechanisms and are, therefore, less effective in the first stage of their life-cycle.

For instance, a male weightlifter who's just beginning needs about 18 calories per pound of body weight.

Around that time, Dom began needing around-the-clock care.

When we next met, my patient had begun needing oxygen and was besieged with paperwork.

She had to save for six years to begin needed renovations to make it a single-family home again.

That is when classroom priorities flip: students stop learning how to read and begin needing to read to learn other subjects.

"After a lifetime of study, I have finally calculated and formulised the exact conditions," he begins, "needed to generate a supermassive black hole".

But that initial rationale was negated when I began needing a good podiatrist and custom orthotics.

At first I began needing quiet time after a long day at the office, which turned into solitude every single day -- even when I did not have work.

Despite adjustment of DBS settings, her symptoms worsened, and she began needing the wheelchair again.