Sentence examples for need designated from inspiring English sources

Your dog will need designated areas to eat and sleep and plenty of space to play and exercise.

Relative to children with identified special needs, those designated as needing further assessment were less likely to have physical disability (5%).

Companies with less than 50 employees need a designated person to deal with emergencies, but they don't need any formal training.

If the two chambers agree, no one need be designated president.

You protest and say, "I don't need a designated day to show someone how I feel.

The congestion is still manageable, but if the economy keeps growing, there will definitely be a need for designated delivery points.

They probably need a designated hitter — no, not Manny — although Guillen's designated-hitter-by-committee idea might have worked if Andruw Jones and Mark Kotsay had delivered more, and if Carlos Quentin could avoid the trainer's room.

The centering is employed so that when the outcome has more than two classes, no single class need be designated as the baseline.m A larger value indicates a greater probability of failure.

Firstly, do we need a designated s'mores maker?

The kakuni is so powerfully and beautifully soporific, you may need a designated driver.

You don't really need a designated driver, because, well, you already have one: Uber.