Sentence examples for need to be dedicated from inspiring English sources

You need to be dedicated and competitive – all fine for Victoria.

And who says that that 30 square feet need to be dedicated only to corn for the whole season?

Speaking more generally, he went on, "You need to be dedicated, you need to sit under the sun, you need to suffer.

If I were to meet the guidelines, a massive 1,008 hours of my own time would need to be dedicated to private studying.

Our apprenticeship takes at least 12 months to complete, so apprentices need to be dedicated, eager to learn, and keen to combine hands on work with part-time study," says McDonald's Jez Langhorn.

To make that much ethanol a full 40% of American cropland would need to be dedicated to corn, sending food prices through the roof.

On the other, it could allow cities to become denser, by reducing the amount of space that needs to be dedicated to roads and parking.

Jane Powell, Calm chief executive, added: "While mental health has risen up the agenda, urgent funding is still required as more money needs to be dedicated to this service in the years to come, but with all the will in the world that won't create the social change needed to tackle male suicide.

Although it is unlikely that a differentiation on a granular ICD level is practical, more research needs to be dedicated to this aspect.

Sure, parents of monolingual children need to spend time with their children too, but when children are learning two languages at once, more time needs to be dedicated to making sure they get enough exposure from both languages.

They also suggested that an average of 2 days needed to be dedicated for paramedic training.