Sentence examples for parallel need to from inspiring English sources

It is worth noting that the Yankees' love of continuity that is embodied in legacy players like Jeter competes with their parallel need to have ticker-tape parades in October.

In the Atmosphere gallery there is no honest assessment of the real and immediate need to cut carbon completely out of the energy equation, nor of the parallel need to retrieve, as a matter of urgency, the excess carbon dioxide already in the atmosphere.

As the world finds itself in the midst of universal energy shortage, compounded by a parallel need to reduce pollutants of all kinds; we must take serious look at novel sources of abundant energy and methodology of its use.

There is a need for additional research on building understanding of mathematics process and content within STEM integration (NAP/NAE, NAE and NRC 2014; English 2016) and a parallel need to explore how STEM integration can promote mathematics literacy as students learn to make "evidence-based decisions involving ethical, economic, and environmental dimensions" (English 2016, p. 4).

Rather it is a moody, disturbing film about personality, obsession and delusion, about the will to power, the parallel need to be mastered, and what happens when those wires get irredeemably crossed.

The empirical findings from this study demonstrate that there is a parallel need to also evaluate DTF when exploring DIF.

Thus, in the Mercator projection, when a globe is "unwrapped" on to a rectangular map, the parallels need to be stretched to the length of the Equator.

Players immersed in Parallel Kingdoms need to be wary in case digital dragons or other mythical creatures are lurking nearby.

The velocity of these pipes can be reduced only by increasing its size else parallel pipes need to be provided.

In parallel, we need to figure out a way to replace damaged tissues, such as pancreatic β cells and retinal cells, in patients with Wolfram syndrome.

Parallel studies need to be run and what happens in one group has no impact on treatment allocation for the other.