Sentence examples for incident we need from inspiring English sources

"These kinds of changes don't happen overnight... but now we've had this incident we need to accelerate those changes," he said.

Haass also disagrees: "One of the lessons of this incident, we need to integrate all Americans into this society.

While it is too early in the investigation to know exactly what might have happened in these incidents, we need to continue to raise the bar for our policies, procedures, and programs to make sure that we're not just bringing in great people, but creating a culture where all of you thrive.

Cagney took a softer tone in his post of earlier today, saying that, "While it is too early in the investigation to know exactly what might have happened in these incidents, we need to continue to raise the bar for our policies, procedures, and programs to make sure that we're not just bringing in great people, but creating a culture where all of you thrive".

After such dreadful incidents, we need to realize that it is not helpful to tell the remaining members of the families such things as: "Time will make it all right" or "In time you will forget" of "Just think about something else" or "Don't cry!" Saying such impractical and insensitive things doesn't help them; instead, it makes them think you're insincere or naive.

Furthermore, several needs will compete with ADHD for inclusion (e.g. autism, learning disability, physical illness etc), however given the high rate of ADHD among prisoners involved in institutional critical incidents, we need to lobby for ADHD to be prioritised.

Referring to the central incident in "We Need to Talk About Kevin," and perhaps to many another contemporary horror, she continues: "People perpetrate atrocities and other people say, 'We didn't see it coming.' The idea that people actually wear themselves on their faces seems to me to be less real than what life actually is, which is a series of concealments and containments.

Then, to find the vertex with the largest number of incident edges, we need K−i comparisons.

Ramsey told BBC's Match of the Day: "We thought we deserved at least a point from the game, [there were] two controversial incidents that we need clarification on.

For this incident, we faced the need for evacuation of 2.7 million people from danger prone locations.

The money for Srebrenica commemoration is useful but what would be even more useful is a further shift in British and European policy on Bosnia today – or at the very least, a recognition that Srebrenica was not an isolated incident and that we need to talk about a broader campaign of genocide in wartime Bosnia and the lasting consequences of that strategy today".