Sentence examples for needed to welcome from inspiring English sources

Of course, there are plenty of other brands whose products are not yet HomeKit-compatible which can benefit from this change, so a firmware update could be all that's needed to welcome them to the Apple smart home world.

"There is a lot of focus on developing the infrastructure for the 2012 Olympic and Paralympic Games, but not enough on ensuring we have the softer skills needed to welcome the world to Britain," says Brian Wisdom, chief executive of People 1st.

Its genesis began during a time when she said she was "kind of feeling stifled creatively, and I thought I needed to welcome back some of my creative outlets -- my old friends".

During a USC radio show Tuesday night, Sarkisian said the Trojans were a family, Shaw was remorseful and they needed to welcome him back "with open arms". "Where it goes from here," he said, "we don't know". Shaw has recovered from ankle injuries suffered when he jumped from his apartment balcony after an argument with his girlfriend on Aug. 23.

You don't need to welcome me.

"We need to welcome everybody and grow the game.

We need to welcome dissent, because we grow from it.

We need to welcome people, independents and even sound-thinking Democrats to our side".

This doesn't mean that we need to welcome real bigotry into our public discourse.

International conferences need to welcome true diversity among youth participants – whether socio-economic, cultural or geographic.

Instead of shunning people who marry out, we need to welcome them.