Sentence examples for it needs a single from inspiring English sources

For Coca-Cola to achieve its aim, it needs a single visual identity along with recognisable descriptive naming: a master brand.

It needs a single, simple goal for the whole country to get behind.

The rarer the disease, the more it needs a single champion, someone to keep the lists, track the trends, follow the research of others while relentlessly pursuing his or her own.

Once the human-resources department decides it needs a single global website to keep employees up-to-date, head office will want to decide what should appear on it.This survey begins inside the company to see how the Internet affects the way managers communicate with staff, and staff with each other.

It dawned on me that I needed a single doctor to mastermind my "co-morbidities".

The park was designed to be accessible; it only needs a single wheelchair lift and its accessibility won its project director the 2005 Barrier-Free America Award.

(It's worth noting that the startup is able to do this with relative ease because it only needs a single Electronic Money Institution license across the whole of the European Union, underlining the negative impact the U.K. withdrawing from the EU would have on the country's flagship fintech industry).

It also needs a single resolution authority that can shut down or restructure banks.

The first thing you'll notice about the NeatConnect is that it only needs a single power cable.

If Android vs. iOS has taught us anything, it's that persistent connectivity needs a single point of access, that when it becomes necessary for customers to know which app vendor they're working with (or even that such a concept as different app stores exists) then the result is a sticky and trust-less interaction.

Colin Matthews, Heathrow's chief executive, said: "After half a century of vigorous debate but little action, it is clear the UK desperately needs a single hub airport with the capacity to provide the links to emerging economies, which can boost UK jobs, GDP and trade.