Sentence examples for the need to start from inspiring English sources

After which Butler felt the need to start afresh.

"China does not have the need to start a currency war to gain advantage," he said.

Clinton clearly felt the need to start competing with Sanders for the votes of climate hawks.

With this in mind the need to start with aggressive intent feels more pronounced than ever.

It took only another two years before the province felt the need to start cracking down again.

4 29pm: McFall now asks about Deborah Summers's story about the Treasury considering the need to start printing money.

She supported a more limited number of causes and didn't feel the need to start her own charities.

Had not the vice-president himself, Dick Cheney, spoken soon after the September 2001 attacks on America of the need to start working on "the dark side"?

Pointing to the need to "start them young," one study concluded that "stakeholders such as managers and manufacturers should target programs toward youth 12 years old and younger".

I interviewed Jim [Yong] Kim from the World Bank here a few weeks ago and he was very passionate about the need to start tackling climate change.

He said Tom Ridge, the secretary of homeland security, agreed on the need to "start backing off" of some of the more onerous requirements.