Sentence examples for needed to be working from inspiring English sources

She needed to be working for a big company, but by the late eighties most classical troupes in America were too stodgy to hire her.

Our School Direct places were abruptly axed with two weeks' notice this year because we were told we needed to be working in a School Direct partnership with five other schools to be able to continue taking on graduate trainees.

Government sources said Turnbull and the treasurer, Scott Morrison, had agreed the previous process had not been working well and that all ministers and relevant government departments needed to be working with the same information, and with all available information.

For the sake of women like his wife, Love realised he needed to be working on access to new drugs, not just the ones coming to the end of their patent protection.

Labour's shadow work and pensions spokesman Liam Byrne said the long-term unemployed needed to be "working or training and not claiming".

And that was a bit of a shock-and-awe plan because you needed to be working on three different dimensions; not just on a new product, not just on the expansion of operations, but hiring new people, getting the skill level that we needed for people to work at a much higher capacity, and expanding our dealer base.

He said that too much needed to be worked out to say anything now.

Still, Health Department officials acknowledged that many details still needed to be worked out.

A permanent solution to the issue needed to be worked out between Britain and France, he said.

He added that details of any assistance still needed to be worked out.

Military officials said the precise financial arrangements still needed to be worked out.