Sentence examples for required to embark from inspiring English sources

And, crucially, extending your home means you are not required to embark on the juggling act that is trying to buy one house and sell another simultaneously.

Helping children emerging from the care system through the emotional and practical challenges required to embark on a degree was seen as vital by the University of Sunderland[http://www.sunderland.ac.uk/], so four years ago it decided to fund a position dedicated to providing personalised support to all care leavers who applied.

However, there is a serious shortage of people with the training required to successfully embark on this kind of research.

We need to embark on massive training".

Usually these days I have forgotten by dinner time what I had for lunch, but that kind of forgetfulness has nothing to do with the kind of Proustian feats of remembering I would be required to perform were I to embark on a memoir of the Dublin I knew – or, more accurately, did not know – in the 1950s and 60s.

"What designers do is so hard," she said, referring to a production cycle that requires designers to embark on their next collection well before they have completed their last.

Within the mapping arena, teachers must balance tensions between goals and constraints because developing STEM-integrated curriculum requires them to embark on "a sequence of decisions…to balance goals and constraints" (Edelson, 2001, p. 108).

Wrongly suspected by Zeus (Sean Bean) of stealing the lightning bolt required to wield absolute power, Percy embarks on a quest to retrieve it and clear his name in time to forestall a world-destroying war among the gods.

A business traveller may have a short-notice flight booked and would be required to drop his baggage off shortly before embarking upon his journey.

A series of studies may be required to progressively refine the design before embarking on a full scale evaluation.

Further investigations are required to demonstrate the reduction in morbidity and mortality using CGM, and we plan to embark on further studies to address this.