Sentence examples for needs to straddle from inspiring English sources

Your messaging needs to straddle an important line: it's where you have to express what's true about your business and also connect that to what's most important to your customers.

This need to straddle two forms of intellectual inquiry comes from the nature of the problem.

Women feel the need to straddle a thin line between being masculine enough to fit in with the culture and feminine enough to not appear pushy.

The combination of all these factors — the delegates, the question of statehood, the Republican candidates' need to straddle between Puerto Rican voters on and off the island and their Republican base — produced the odd campaign that led up to today's vote.

Campaigns need to straddle the thin line between messages which capture awareness, and are informational and motivational.

Such interventions need to straddle primary and secondary care services, be flexible and accessible, and provide effective communication and liaison between relevant health professionals.

It is not an easy time for NGO strategists, trying to straddle the needs of the poorest with "wins" thought likely in the real world.

It is easier to control the flow and temperature of the water if you face the controls, but if you are wearing pants you will generally need to remove them in order to straddle the bidet in this manner.

"She not only understood and cared a great deal about it, she had a remarkable ability to straddle the world of high finance and the needs of the poor," Otero said.

When one exercise requires her to straddle a set of low hurdles, Williams, unlike her teammates, needs to pull on her socks and training shoes.

But today, Mr. Breuer seemed to be trying to straddle the desire to maintain central control and the need to retain key executives on Wall Street.