Sentence examples for needs to disperse from inspiring English sources

But power needs to disperse and so does the conversation.

But right now you need to disperse.

"We just need to disperse our visitors more".

The Mayor, Lee said, needed to "disperse teams right away, and organize discussion panels at places in the community".

Nowadays, the landlord might even charge the tenant for use of a building's vertical riser to run the antenna needed to disperse the wireless signal.

Police officers in riot gear swept into the camp around 1 30 a.m., giving the campers a five-minute warning that they needed to disperse or would be arrested.

But even they must have been surprised when their latest footwear collaboration with Nike led to such a big crowd this week that the police felt the need to disperse it due to safety concerns.

The response to ultrasonication was dependent on soil carbon, oxide content, and surface charge, with more energy needed to disperse soils higher in carbon, oxides, and positive charge.

This is what blocks a coronary artery, giving rise to a myocardial infarction (and it's what you need to disperse, as quickly as possible, to save the patient).

But researchers now think that birds can see them and that they choose foods containing them.In the wild, plants need to disperse their seeds to survive and colonise new areas.

PLR: London seizes an asset from the north Ministers and civil servants always talk about the need to disperse a London-heavy state and run official bodies from (say) Stockton-on-Tees rather than Bloomsbury.