Sentence examples for needs to means from inspiring English sources

Design broadly defined deals with mapping from societal wants or needs to means for satisfying these needs.

My death needs to mean something.

Tax reform today needs to mean something far different.

The label needs to mean something, and the law will ensure that it does.

"It can be transformational for our country, but it needs to mean as much in Rhyl as in Witney.

I don't see why being a chairman needs to mean being a stiff in a suit.

Before taking her life, the teenager had finished her social media post by writing: "My death needs to mean something.

"Green today means 'wimpy, left, tree-huggers.' It needs to mean 'tough-minded and economically sound.' ".

"My death needs to mean something," she wrote.

But power dressing doesn't need to mean androgyny.

But it wouldn't have meant what it needed to mean to that audience.