Sentence examples for need to be started from inspiring English sources

As Cagan put it: "There were many warnings: don't do this, don't go into Iraq, don't start a war that doesn't need to be started.

Most interventions that prolong life in mice, including a very low-calorie diet, need to be started early in life to show any effect.

These are frost-tender, and need to be started with heat and planted out around June, or bought as little plants nearer the time.

Though a fan of some simulation games, Healy's book criticises badly designed edutainment and the assumption that children need to be started on computers at an early age.

I can have 20 brilliant ideas a night, and wake up in the morning to an inbox jammed full of emails to myself, outlining these brilliant ideas, all of which need to be started immediately.

The net production rates for M+ versus time for altitudes of 1000 km, 1500 km, 2000 km and 2500 km at a solar zenith angle of 0°. Figure A.6 implies that the simulations need to be started with a full ionosphere.

There may be other ways too; but this is a debate which needs to be started.

Projects do not need to be finished and feeding electricity to the grid by next New Year's Eve; construction only needs to be started.

2. Preheat oven to 300 degrees, unless you are using a clay pot that needs to be started in a cold oven.

But the only thing that actually needed to be started now was an Imperial Star globe artichoke, which came in a sample-size pack of 12 seeds.

The EBR needs to be started up by a special procedure.