Sentence examples for needs to be tapped from inspiring English sources

"Maternity is still a market that needs to be tapped," she said.

"The older population is a market that needs to be tapped," said Ben Schaffer, a professor at Montclair State University who is chairman of the New Jersey Physical Fitness and Sports Council.

All these types of projects can have community based approaches and this knowledge base needs to be tapped so that peace-building as a process, and as a Canadian foreign policy initiative, is robust and multi-sectoral, drawing on the extensive experience of our development and humanitarian assistance agencies.

That means other veins belonging to the wealthy will need to be tapped.

He said all public, private, domestic and international funding sources needed to be tapped.

But California's recent blackouts have persuaded many people that other sorts of energies need to be tapped as well.

Based on the figures for the quarter ending June 1, it would take about a 25 percent fall in cash flow before reserves would need to be tapped.

If you don't understand Islam, you're in trouble because Islam comprises somewhere between 1.6 billion and 1.8 billion people, and there are markets that are untapped that need to be tapped.

Congressional analysts found that $9 billion would need to be tapped from Social Security this year to cover shortfalls in the budget, and that $21 billion more would need to be drained from the retirement program over the next three years.

They kept falling, but Olstein kept buying, convinced that less than half of its $13 per share in cash reserves would need to be tapped.

Instead, look for strengths that need to be tapped in to on a regular basis for you to be happy in your work -- creativity, curiosity, integrity, and so on.