Sentence examples for need to suddenly from inspiring English sources

To beat the Sixers on Saturday, the Celtics don't need to suddenly get better at offensive rebounding.

"I don't think we need to suddenly flip and all be acting in a male way," Ms. Dorner said, "but you can learn something from male behavior".

But the need to suddenly create and manage a different structure for family life is as oppressive as a string of 90-degree days.

"But if this were to be the case," Acharya wrote in an e-mail to ScienceInsider, "the quality of newer papers would need to suddenly start dropping starting in 2002 to 2004," when the obsolescence rate turned down significantly and across nearly all fields of research.

If you need to suddenly move to another city, too bad.

In order for class lessons to even tie in computers, teachers need to suddenly become tech savvy and change lesson plans that have worked and have been more or less the same for years.

Once Virginia fell behind, the team appeared stunned, and failed to speed up when it needed to suddenly score quickly.

To demonstrate the control method, we proposed a tracking controller for a wheeled inverted pendulum robot, which needs to suddenly switch its traveling direction for stabilizing the tilt angle of the robot [19].

These come on gently and are easily modulated even when you need to slow suddenly (like when the radar detector announces a state trooper at high noon and you're just cresting the "instant jail time" section of the speedometer).

Within a few minutes thoughts are wandering, body starts to itch, ache, or want to move, things we need to do suddenly seem vitally important, and because we're so distracted we soon feel inadequate and no good at it.

It has also been possible in electroencephalogram studies using the steady-state visual-evoked potential (SSVEP); however, it has not been possible in conventional event-related potential (ERP) studies, which are hampered by the need to present suddenly onsetting stimuli in isolation.