Sentence examples for need to reconstruct from inspiring English sources

Calatrava: I cannot judge globally how much time we will need to reconstruct, but it is very important that the whole reconstruction happens.

"Chinese consumption shows the need to reconstruct the world economy".

And you do not need to reconstruct your worldview or take issue with others.

Senator Joseph I. Lieberman of Connecticut, another potential Democratic presidential contender who supports Mr. Bush's resolution on force, emphasized the need to reconstruct Iraq.

One movement, Christian Reconstructionism, holds that true believers need to "reconstruct" America as a Christian nation in order to set the stage for the Second Coming.

But Mr. Dolinsky said, "A photo won't give you the level of detail you would need to reconstruct a piece of the statue's clothing".

It is as if replacing historical narrative with thematic explorations had eliminated the need to reconstruct that narrative so it might incorporate the failings of the past.

The same would be true in the aftermath of the crisis of the neoliberal order, as the need to reconstruct a broken economy on a more democratic, egalitarian and rational basis began to dictate the shape of a sustainable alternative.

"And I thought, 'Oh, my God, we could test this.' " To do so, she would need to reconstruct the evolutionary tree of blues and estimate when the branches split.

In the afterword to her 2012 ghost story The Greatcoat, Helen Dunmore writes of her fascination with "the long shadows of war": "In the immediate aftermath, the need to reconstruct and ensure survival is so strong that there may not be time or energy to consider the dead".

The phylome was reconstructed using a previously used automatic pipeline that follows the steps needed to reconstruct phylogenetic trees: homology search, multiple sequence alignment and phylogenetic reconstruction.