Sentence examples for need to scramble from inspiring English sources

Without ad revenues, he would need to scramble his signal, like HBO, to persuade viewers to pay subscription fees.

If The Times does leave the position unfilled, the newsdesk will surely need to scramble reporters northwards on a regular basis.

So there's no need to scramble to slash spending now now now; we can and should be willing to spend now if it will produce savings in the long run.

A new lightweight aluminum pole design creates more head room near the perimeter, while two zip-up doors allow for easy exits, eliminating the need to scramble over a tentmate.

Europe's need to scramble is in part the legacy of a decision to establish the euro, which 15 countries now use, but not follow up with a parallel system of cross-border regulation and oversight of private banks.

If the El Paso deal was approved, analysts say, other big pipeline companies, like Williams Partners and Oneok, would need to scramble to keep up with the supersize Kinder Morgan, which would have easier access to capital and a far larger cash stream to buy or build the new networks.

What if Jacob needs to scramble?

Poland needs to scramble up the value chain, invest much more in innovation, reduce red tape and improve its universities.

But that was a thought he needed to scramble away from as fast as he could, for he was in danger of arriving too soon.

But that was a thought he needed to scramble away from as fast as he could, for he was in real danger of arriving too soon.

But behind the scenes, they are waging a ferocious grab for precinct captains, motivating them by telling them to act as if Mr. Gore were five points behind and needed to scramble to catch up.