Sentence examples for required doing something from inspiring English sources

"For me to really confront sexism would have required doing something about my relationships with men, and I couldn't.

Previously, getting his name in the papers had usually required doing something in the world — building a skyscraper, cheating on his wife, giving a speech in New Hampshire.

None of us ever quite mastered the navigational systems on the cars, but then this would have required doing something that Man has resisted since the Dawn of Time, namely reading the manual.

Paul Johnson, the IFS's director, said paring back the welfare budget by another £10bn-plus would require doing "something quite radical" to the benefits system.

You can test this one out: If your protocol requires doing something for, say, 30 minutes, change it to 32 minutes and then visit the lab in 10 years.

Creating a mission that matters requires doing something audacious, and the values that get you there aren't always universally popular.

If your resolution requires doing something daily, then you better do it daily!

Impressing someone requires doing something that makes an impression.. Care about what you do.

These include, he says, having some sense of empowerment, using and expanding your skills, enjoying some variety, having a clear sense of your situation and what is required, and doing something you believe in, as a worker, a parent or a member of your community.

Alas, the vast majority of Netflix's hackday stuff never sees the light of day outside of the hackathon (that would require Netflix doing something new and public-facing that isn't just changing the UI for the zillionth time) — so don't expect any of this stuff to pop up on your account anytime soon.

It would require actually doing something that might anger a small percentage of the population on the right, and that's just too hard for this president to do.