Sentence examples for need to redirect from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the companies developing these devices need to redirect their advertising to a younger audience.

"After 10 years in public service, I decided that from a quality of life perspective, I need to redirect my focus more toward family," he said.

For the longer term, G.M., Ford and Chrysler need to redirect investment from pickups and S.U.V.'s into cars and car-based crossovers.

There are sound military reasons for this internal cost-cutting, especially the need to redirect money to the war in Afghanistan.

You say all your energy is going into your recovery, but now you need to redirect some of it into your relationship.

"I'm a former spy and I believe we still need spies and secrecy, but we need to redirect the vast majority of the funds now spent on secrecy toward savings and narrowly focused endeavors at home.

The pace is already on the ball and Flavio only needs to redirect the cross.

BART has said that it needs to redirect revenue to upgrade the 40-year-old system, whose ridership is expected to grow to 750,000 to 2030.

"It took me at least a few months to know what the customer needed, to redirect my buying strategies," he recalled.

Mr. Mujica supports the bill, arguing that it is needed to redirect police resources toward fighting street crime and smugglers involved in trafficking other types of drugs.

Mr. Carbone, the store owner, said that the hijackers could have programmed the coordinates of their targets into the device -- or the coordinates of a nearby airport -- and it would have provided the navigational bearings needed to redirect the planes.