Sentence examples for explaining we need from inspiring English sources

They insist on actual work experience, explaining, "We need someone who can hit the ground running, be productive the day we hire him".

Indeed, Oksana Syroyid, Deputy Speaker of Ukraine's Rada, has blocked passage of a constitutional amendment providing autonomy for the Donbas region, explaining: "We need to stop thinking of how to counter Putin, or how to please all our partners".

My husband was head map reader and packer of saddle bags, while my ability to speak French meant I was most useful at explaining we needed somewhere to lock up our bikes and that we'd be gone before breakfast.

"Lots of rules!" Ralph explained, "We need to have 'hands up,' like at school.

It is the media's job to report and explain; we need convenient, recognisable labels to guide the reader through the complexities of a story.

As a spokesperson for the Be Real campaign, which focuses on body image and body confidence, explains, we need "to change attitudes to body image and help us put health above appearance and be confident in our bodies.

As she explains, "We need to be extra cautious, because the Americans' mastery of the language may lead them to take advantage of us and try to fool us". Her coworkers voice similar fears.

As one senior commission official explains: "We need to push countries up against the wall and say, 'in or out?' "Britain, Ireland, Denmark and others will fight hard against being pushed up against this particular wall.

Mr Swinney explained: "We need the powers of independence because Westminster's welfare reforms and the failing Work Programme are only serving to increase the pressure on our services and present more difficulties to those we are seeking to support.

Bennis explains: "We need to use the chemical weapons treaty".

He explains, "We need an exit strategy to the War on Drugs.