Sentence examples for need to rather from inspiring English sources

Inspectors will have wide powers to poke about and take samples where they need to (rather than where governments point them to).

"The most logical thing to then do is to increase your contributions into that pension fund if you need to, rather than start up a separate personal pension.

Being free to access their money freely as they need to, rather than being forced to buy particular products will be very popular.

The savings figures are difficult to interpret but it is clear people are still paying off mortgages faster than they need to, rather than borrowing more against the value of their homes.

It's also important to go to the loo when you need to rather than holding it in.

"Businesses can use us for transactions long as they need to, rather than giving away equity permanently".

They could borrow from the IMF when they needed to, rather than resorting to crash programmes of deflation or beggaring their neighbour through trade protection.

"If ministers want to do this right, they need to stop rather than delay expensive projects".

We need to act rather rapidly, but that has to be comprehensive strategy".

Starstreet is an area that you need to wander, rather than rush around.

I believe that you need to be rather upright when you're eating.