Sentence examples for no need to move from inspiring English sources

"If you can say that about your career, there's no need to move forward.

There are considerable challenges but I see no need to move away from the policy of enforcement that we have.

The PSG manager, Laurent Blanc, has now said that they have no need to move for the 27-year-old Rooney.

In other words, London Welsh were not going to sign a groundshare contract if there was no need to move from Old Deer Park.

There was no need to move your nose towards a bloom – the perfume completely enveloped you as you stood on the pathways.

Still, the Yankees went 13-4 in those games and Rodriguez consistently reached base in front of Cano, so there was no need to move him out of the third spot.

But the Yankees went 13-4 and Rodriguez was getting on base, so there was no pressing need to move him out of the third spot.

"There is no pressing need to move the children back to the downtown building," said Stephanie Jossen, whose children, aged 6 and 9, are students at P.S. 89.

Your smoke alarm, most children's toys and kitchen clock will run just fine on alkaline batteries and there is no real need to move up.

Some of them recover and then no longer perceive the need to move to a home for the elderly.

Karen Buck, the Labour MP who was passed the Newham letter, said it showed that ministers were wrong when they claimed no one would need to move as landlords would lower rents to accommodate welfare cuts.