Sentence examples for needs to come into from inspiring English sources

A. At the store level, certainly there's an aesthetic talent that needs to come into play.

The law needs to come into confirmity with the cloud and the protection that people expect from that".

An overnight charge gives it an all-electric range of 40 miles (60km), after which the petrol engine needs to come into play.

"Uber needs to come into the regulatory framework to some degree, while the taxi industry needs to become more competitive in a fast-changing market".

"I don't think any of us would begrudge some form or savings or retirement for these folks, but some degree of scale and reasonableness needs to come into play".

"We think radio needs to come into 2015," says King. "The younger generation wants something more interactive…they want something where they can chat together, listen to music together, and where they can interact with their artists.

They need to come into the room with real ideas for raising revenue and cutting spending.

Local NGOs need to come into the humanitarian mainstream, Gérard says.

"But there are still tens of thousands of pools that will need to come into compliance".

There is also talk of an expensive supplementary license for drivers who need to come into central London.

The complexity of the business world [is] so much greater; you need to come into it at a different level".