Sentence examples for this need to keep from inspiring English sources

"I have this need to keep impressing people — and myself," Ramis told me.

It was this need to keep citizens intoxicated by fascism's dynamism that made Mussolini and Hitler see war as both desirable and necessary.

This need to keep factories going also makes it costly for companies to introduce low-volume vehicles, because their limited sales cannot pay for keeping an entire plant running.

And the range of new websites and ideas about how music can work – in an age when the music industry as we have known it in recent decades is collapsing – recognise this need to keep some track of reciprocity.

It was this need to keep costs low that resulted in the vaccine being built using this novel modular approach.

While basically any student in the western world can identify with this need to keep the good times rolling, it's not exactly the most confidence-inducing behaviour for a responsible, reliable government to be condoning.

This implies the need to keep sufficient qualified and motivated human resources in the rural areas.

This spared me the need to keep breaking the news, but made me cripplingly self-conscious.

Why then the need to keep this so quiet?

To do this, we need to keep up the momentum we have built over the last four months".

To achieve this we need to keep going forward with democracy.