Sentence examples for being the need to from inspiring English sources

It took about three- quarters of an hour, the only inconvenience being the need to avoid the horse dung strewn liberally across the road.

True, there are huge obstacles, the biggest two being the need to get digital radio into cars, and the cost of sets.

Of late he has been named Ireland's player of the year by his peers, the only surprise being the need to arrange a vote.

High winds have a number of different effects on the design and operation of trains, the most important being the need to design trains that will not blow over in high winds.

The predictive ability of the model was tested with a free water surface constructed wetland serving a population of 400, with the sole modification being the need to account for oxygen limitation in the rate of nitrification.

It is alarmingly easy to eat, the only difficulty being the need to make sure you run out of bread early so you can eat the last bites of toro and caviar straight off the spoon.

Less contentious is the need to diversify.

"What was the need to sell HUD?

Zugunruhe is the need to migrate.

It is the need to stand up.

Third is the need to rethink listing priorities.