Sentence examples for strip needs from inspiring English sources
That's why the end of "Strip" needs to be read so carefully.
How narrow this strip needs to be for a pene-enclave to occur is open for debate.
Although many residents say Hillside's rough commercial strip needs revitalization, there is concern that adding thousands of residents could overwhelm the subway, the sewers and the schools.
Mr. Sitt called his new building merely a placeholder, to generate revenue to cover the property's taxes, and said the strip "needs to look aesthetically nice, even during the interim phase".
The institutionalisation of the "tunnel economy" between Egypt and the Gaza Strip needs to be normalised above the ground and Gaza's civilians need to be allowed to travel for the first time.
Graeme Ayres, the operations manager for Antarctica New Zealand, said the landing strip needed to be prepared carefully so there was sufficient granulation to provide friction.
Congress's appropriation for the president's AIDS initiative stipulates that a third of the money for AIDS prevention go to promote abstinence until marriage, a requirement that will strip needed funds from more effective programs.
While the text edge and roughness features in [1] require having two strips of data in memory, there is only one strip needed in our algorithm a 50%% reduction in memory requirements.
Watterson did not attempt Tracer Bullet stories often, due the time-consuming way the strip needed to be drawn and inked.
The revival of Hollywood itself as a restaurant destination has come about largely because the young entertainment professionals and stars who live near the once seedy strip need restaurants such as Geisha House and Bella Cucina.
Continental sides were considered to be "sneaky": The strip followed the structure of the football season, thus there were several months each year when the Rovers were not playing football, but the strip needed to depict something more exciting than the players going on holiday and then reporting for pre-season training.
