Sentence examples for needs to step into from inspiring English sources

I think social enterprise needs to step into this space.

Instead, Mr. Petrone needs to step into Ms. Boone's shoes.

Someone needs to step into the gap, because if it's done right it could be very successful".

If schools are not prepared to tackle homophobia and foster a culture where pupils and teachers can confidently report such discrimination, then the government needs to step into the breach.

Non-executives are there to guide and challenge the executive leadership team, not to run the company — unless, that is, the chief executive leaves unexpectedly and the chairman needs to step into the breach.

With a fresh $115 million and 5 million users, InVision has just about everything it needs to step into a new tier of competition.

Thus, business leaders need to step into the void.

No need to step into traffic — or turn sidewalk-ing into a contact sport.

One day some of those you lead will need to step into leadership themselves.

So once I started singing, I knew there was something I needed to step into before a show.

Local government, community organisations, faith groups and charities need to step into the breach left by Kids Company's closure.