Sentence examples for needs to be dropped from inspiring English sources

I certainly do not think, as some have said, that Trott needs to be dropped.

The operating pressure needs to be dropped in order to separate the different constituent of the fluid and to send back to environment the clean effluents.

In this blogpost, the graduate explains why the label needs to be dropped: "Managing to be both alarmist and defeatist, the phrase does no one any favours.

She is crestfallen when he explains that buyers are unimpressed by the white Carrera marble and hidden plasma television, and that the price needs to be dropped from the original $4.4 million listing.

"It is the equivalent of saying a rock could kill you but not pointing out that it probably needs to be dropped on your head from a great height first".

He said: "I'm not saying Wayne needs to be dropped but if form doesn't get up to scratch in the warm-ups, or in the first game of the World Cup, it'll be interesting to see if the England management team has the balls to make that decision.

Error counts are not randomly distributed across the sample, but are correlated with household characteristics, potentially introducing sample bias if dubious observations need to be dropped.

You need to be dropped to give you a kick up the backside and focus harder on the things that haven't gone quite right".

For guests needing to be dropped off at the Greek, drivers will be able to pull into the Bowles parking lot up to the entrance to the Theatre to unload passengers.

For guests needing to be dropped off at Zellerbach, drivers will be able to pull into a nearby parking lot up to the entrance to the Auditorium to unload.

At the time, Abbott said the reforms needed to be dropped to preserve "national unity" as the government planned wider security legislation in response to the global terrorism threat.