Sentence examples for needs to be joined from inspiring English sources

The structure, which in soup is a skeleton of ingredients carefully built from the foundation, needs to be joined as strongly as a wood-framed house.

Sense needs to be joined with a sensibility that approaches the passion of the days after the Newtown shooting, when we couldn't banish the pictures of children running out of the school, who were told to keep their eyes shut so they wouldn't see the dead.

"As long as there are people in education making excuses for failure, cursing future generations with a culture of low expectations, denying children access to the best that has been thought and written, because Nemo and the Mr Men are more relevant, the battle needs to be joined," Gove said.

"This needs to be joined together with fire management, to avoid fires getting near tropical forests".

"Leadership on this is spread around the place, so there are a number of organisations working on it, but really it needs to be joined up.

Reuters' comeback fight is international, but, whatever Glocer announces next month, the battle especially needs to be joined in the U.S. Reuters is renowned in international markets, but in the U.S. most banks and brokerages stick to domestic securities.

Many foundations have already been laid and now need to be joined together.

The move threatens to fragment policies which need to be joined up across government.

Coy to a fault, "In the Land of Women" refuses to connect dots that need to be joined.

Hands need to be joined across the sea in an old cause: the defence of the Enlightenment.

For this scenario to work most effectively, not only do police departments need to be on board, the companies providing the individual components need to be joined up.