Sentence examples for needs to be stepped from inspiring English sources
The protection of quarterback Russell Wilson needs to be stepped up this season.
The State Council said that some pollution targets are not being met for the 2011-2013 period and that action needs to be stepped up.
With 100 days to go until the Paris climate summit, the EU's climate chief has warned that progress in thrashing out a draft negotiating text is proceeding too slowly and urgently needs to be stepped up.
In my view the dialogue between scientists and social scientists (of which I am one) needs to be stepped up.
And lastly, in-country and international monitoring of changes in antimicrobial effectiveness needs to be stepped up in the context of a global health governance strategy.
Our data suggest that care needs to be stepped up covering the postpartum period with earlier referral to the general cardiac or cardiomyopathy clinic and adequate counselling about the risks of future pregnancy and contraceptive services be provided.
Some Republicans in Congress say such efforts need to be stepped up.
He added: "Second, penalties for late filing of accounts, and prosecutions for doing so, need to be stepped up..".
Screening and diagnosis of people need to be stepped up in middle-income countries, where most of the cases are, before there is a concerted push for access to new drugs, it said.
The programme took the view that production needed to be stepped up fast: "Asia is now experiencing rising demand and rising prices for grains and oils but production is lagging, as is investment and increases in yield".
Kathy Matsui of Goldman Sachs says that much of the improvement in corporate profits since late 1999 has been driven by sales growth rather than restructuring—at a time when, if anything, the pace of restructuring needed to be stepped up.
