Sentence examples for increasingly need to be from inspiring English sources
To invest in younger, smaller companies, you increasingly need to be a member of the ultra-rich elite.
Jos Creese, the chief information officer at Hampshire county council and chair of the Local Public Services CIO Council, said: "SAP is widely used across larger local authorities, many of whom increasingly need to be able to work together.
As public scrutiny of lethal injection methods and supplies has grown, some states have responded by attempting to cloak the procurement process in greater secrecy, claiming, like Texas, that drug-makers increasingly need to be protected from harassment and threats of violence.
Practitioners increasingly need to be able to evidence the quality of their care and their clinical competence for purposes of recredentialing and relicensing.
The role of DHA in acute fracture care is not well defined to date, but the technique may increasingly need to be considered with the increasing incidence of complex, osteopenic fractures in the elderly.
Any attempts to circumvent this limitation will fail, and will increasingly need to be backed up by the sort of real-world, police-state measures that the entertainment industry is demanding in order to make copy protection work.
But the isolation of older people increasingly needs to be seen as a structural issue.
Again, it came down to coming to work with teachers on their terms listening to their needs, a common theme among the general software world but one that increasingly needs to be applied to education.
But as a freelance journalist, I've become increasingly aware I need to be on Twitter.
Time integration in solar wind particle motions is a demanding task, and increasingly more particles need to be used in the simulation to ensure the integrability.
Scientists under the microscope by Elisabeth Pain, 28 January In an era when scientists are increasingly exposed, they need to be careful to distinguish between scientific criticism and personal attacks.
