Sentence examples for needed a term from inspiring English sources

"We needed a term to describe these tobacco toxins that aren't visible".

The observed outcomes in the classroom suggested that a focus on developing students'metarepresentationalal competence' is needed, a term that diSessa and his colleagues (e.g. diSessa, 2004; diSessa et al., 1991) proposed to indicate the range of students' capabilities in constructing and using external representations prior to direct instruction - and even independently of it.

We need a term that implies a better balance among built, human, social, and natural assets.

We need a term that goes beyond vogue word to encompass whole phrases like having said that.

But I do think we need a term for it".

Wired Senior Editor Bill Wasik mused earlier, "We need a term for cultural products that are (a) not joking but (b) someone involved in their creation clearly is".

The necessary and sufficient terms needed to describe hue completely are Red (R), Yellow (Y), Green (G), and (B) [ 28]; a complete description also needs a term for saturation.

Mnuchin argued that the financial markets needed a long-term deal.

These animals needed a long-term-care solution, and the Center for Captive Chimpanzee Care is able to provide that".

But they also badly needed a long-term solution at left tackle.

You need a short term goal as well as a long-term goal.