Sentence examples for needs to be embedded in from inspiring English sources

"Fiscal consolidation needs to be embedded in a comprehensive package that also promotes growth.

A sound U.S.-Japan alliance needs to be embedded in that broader regional context.

"The idea needs to be embedded in your brain like some sort of bug that won't go away.

It needs to be embedded in your business as opposed to inserted in your corporate social responsibility report.

The LEP needs to be embedded in the Combined Authority, so that the voice of enterprise and business is fully articulated.

The biomass gasification technology is not easy to design and operate and needs to be embedded in a stable institutional set up to allow learning, knowledge transfer, regulation and funding.

Digital "tools and habits" need to be embedded "in how people do their jobs," he said.

Other troops need to be embedded in the better Iraqi units to train and mentor them.

If companies want productive workers, they need to be embedded in wholesome communities.

Nick Cofer-Calder, of the Climate Media Net, puts it this way: "Climate change themes need to be embedded in long-running series to make it mainstream – to normalise it.

Particularly, while consonants need to be embedded in syllables to be fully heard and articulated, vowels are self-standing phonemes with high salience.