Sentence examples for need to zero from inspiring English sources
The basic premise of "What Color is Your Parachute?," first published in 1972 and updated regularly, is that to make a meaningful career change, you need to zero in on two variables: What you like and what you're good at, and where these overlap.
The book's basic premise is that to make a meaningful career change, you need to zero in on two variables: what you like and what you're good at, and where these overlap (harder than it sounds).
You need to zero in on the places where you're best positioned to add real value.
At this point, you make moves down the bee line because you've got a good sense of the direction, a pretty good sense of the distance, but you still need to zero in on the tree.
When I guide executive teams through step one of the exercise, I emphasize the need to zero in on the high-level dimensions along which a technology has evolved those that are broad enough to encompass other, narrower dimensions.
The scientific consensus is that "we need to zero out" emissions from the global electricity system by mid-century "and then begin to have negative emissions," meaning more carbon dioxide being taken out of the atmosphere than we put into it.
They need to have five or six".
So whatever amount of money is needed, we need four to five times that amount".
We only need to find one".
"We need to get one step removed".
