Sentence examples for needs to be phased from inspiring English sources

Coal is by far the dirtiest of the fossil fuels; it needs to be phased out first, and rapidly.

By this measure, coal poses the greatest concern and most urgently needs to be phased down to meet carbon constraints.

Warm Valrhona chocolate cake convincingly makes the argument that this fad dessert needs to be phased out, and soon.

This is a complex and perverse system which needs to be phased out; but such a phase-out will need to be paid for.

The federal gasoline tax must be raised, but in fairness to those who have made decisions based on current policies, the increase of at least a couple of dollars per gallon needs to be phased in over several years.

In order to both support its citizens and compete internationally on the food market, Romania needs to start to view its poor farmers as the building blocks on which it can create its future, rather than a persistent problem that needs to be phased out.

The reference genotypes need to be phased only once and the phasing step can be separated from the actual imputation step [ 26, 42].

"Yes, HFCs need to be phased out, but why are we concentrating only on them and not other greenhouse gases?

Mr. Gissin, the aide to Mr. Sharon, said Israel is not opposed to many of the Palestinian demands but that they need to be phased in.

While current fossil fuel reserves are several times greater than can be burned while avoiding catastrophic climate change, all experts acknowledge that coal, oil and gas will need to be phased out over the next few decades.

The authors of the consultation papers say the levy 'could be seen as an additional tax burden on those occupying the flood plain' and would need to be phased in slowly.