Sentence examples for needs to be representing from inspiring English sources

But someone needs to be representing the point of view that says the preferred way to handle flus is to have a strong immune system to begin with, and getting lots of vaccines might not be the best way to accomplish that over the long haul.

("Everybody needs to be represented on television," she said approvingly).

"It shows they feel I will represent this district the way it needs to be represented," he said.

"London needs to be represented at the negotiating table when it comes to any deal with the EU," he said.

Although Mrs. Lasher has an appealing personality, this diverse district needs to be represented by someone with a broader vision.

"I do need the children's book world to be much more literal about what, about who needs to be represented," Campbell wrote.

She fiercely resists any sense of literary obligation and believes that "the children's world is getting far too literal about what needs to be represented.

"The E.P.A. needs to be represented during Cabinet meetings and needs a strong advocate for a budget that will allow the agency to enforce the environmental protections that our citizens deserve," Mr. Jeffords said in Monday's debate.

"My fundamental concern is that he is so decimating the senior levels of the Foreign Service that there's no one to show up at meetings where the U.S. needs to be represented," a retired diplomat told me.

The annual AGM needs to be represented by every club.

The fraction, which can also be written as, needs to be represented as an Egyptian Fraction.