Sentence examples for take off needs from inspiring English sources

Pape said checking the SLTD database before planes take off needs to be a mandatory practice, and that airlines should be required to publicly post their compliance rates the same way they report on-time statistics.

The faster you're going, the longer the transition from flat ground to take off needs to be.

Stephen agrees: "If social finance is to really take off it needs some bigger, more stable social enterprises to back".

If the idea is going to take off, it needs to be easily manufactured and simple to apply.

If it wants services like Google Latitude to take off, there needs to be ubiquitous location information no matter if you're on your phone or your laptop.

In February 1999, just when the cyberworld in Asia was beginning to take off, Merrill needed a bold and articulate spokesman to better its image among journalists and potential clients.

But to take off, all it needs is a catastrophe or two.

"For a movie like this to take off, it really needs a star like Bob to say yes," Mr. Oz said.

For crowdsourcing to really take off, the market needs to decide which are the best products.

The mobile space continues to take off and it needs quality bloggers to cover the space.

In order for it to take off, the company needs to build an ecosystem complete with developers, auto makers and consumers.