Sentence examples for need a hybrid from inspiring English sources
Everything I'll Ever Need, a hybrid between Grease and a country ELO, is Shears' best since Mary.
Watch the trailer It's probably true to say that the world doesn't need a hybrid of Dallas and Desperate Housewives, but that doesn't mean that it's not fun.
This last argument suggests that we need a hybrid form, because it helps wean us from the naïve belief that just because something is labeled "nonfiction," it represents the world as it is.
But if neither Republicans nor Democrats can see that we need a hybrid politics today — one that requires cutting, taxing and investing as part of a single nation-building strategy (phased in over time) — then I'll hope for a third party that does get it and can take us where we need to go.
And I think in time of war, in a time where we're trying to deal with this transition to a new kind of warfare that we have to be fighting — and we haven't gotten all the way there yet, we need a hybrid army, we need to look at nation-building as part of what we have to teach our military — I don't think this would be the right time to raise these issues.
When those sales weren't adequate, she realized she needed a hybrid model that would rely partly on earned income and partly on philanthropic sources.
FOR its large S.U.V.'s — and later this year, for full-size pickups — General Motors needed a hybrid system that would save fuel without sacrificing the hauling, towing and highway performance that endears these trucks to customers.
Instead, a more radical solution would be needed: a hybrid.Despite the higher cost and complexity of a hybrid system, Toyota decided to press ahead with a massive research and development effort.
Due to the emergence of grid computing over the Internet, there is a need for a hybrid load balancing algorithm which takes into account the various characteristics of the grid computing environment.
Different modelling issues related to development and application of systematic model-based solution approaches for product-process design is discussed and the need for a hybrid model-based framework is highlighted.
