Sentence examples for needing to gain from inspiring English sources

He described needing to gain the trust of the workforce and also to study up.

Do you think that shift — the shift from needing to lose weight to needing to gain weight in a healthy, age-appropriate way — is another reason to be glad you started early?

This method was taken to allow the Australian Border Force to gain access to telecommunications data without needing to gain approval from the Attorney General's Department or the intelligence committee.

Terrorist attacks are increasingly frequent and deadly, partly because they are targeting mass social events around uncontrolled spaces: in Manchester, the attack was perpetrated at the main exit from a concert, at the time when concert-goers were exiting after the concert ended, without the perpetrator needing to gain entry to the concert.

Beringea is also investing, with the caveat that their investment remains "subject to closing conditions" at this point — owing to it being a U.K. venture capital trust, and needing to gain confirmation from HMRC the investment qualifies (a formality at this point, says Firefly).

In the UK, Brexit-based uncertainty is especially acute for the fintech sector, which faces losing access to the EU's financial passporting mechanism which allows companies to sell financial products across the region without needing to gain regulatory authorization in every country.

(To do it, they need to gain six seats).

Labor needs to gain 19 to win its own majority.

But on set, I need to gain the actors' trust.

The Hewlett-Packard camp badly needed to gain momentum.

First, the Falcons need to gain a.500 record.