Sentence examples for need considerable tidying from inspiring English sources

The British swimming team has been is one of the best prepared sporting outfits in the world for several years but - when looking at individual performances in Berlin, rather than the team as a whole - there are some skills that need considerable tidying up.

They'll need considerable reworking to be played onstage.

You'll need considerable in-house or vendor AI expertise.

It gave PN1 a pivotal and important role, and it involved considerable "tidying up" of existing processes.

And the Stardust needed considerable work.

This needs considerable additional efforts.

But, according to Miss Masters, they will need some "tidying up, TLC and a little bit of work" before going under the hammer.

Here are five leading contenders for the title that need some tidying up in the second half of the season.

"The need is considerable," Mr. Sanborn said.

In between are town houses in need of considerable renovation.

Certainly, it has needed some tidying up.