Sentence examples for a need seems from inspiring English sources

Such a need seems now quite reinforced since results were until now expressed as pregnancy rate per cycle or pregnancy rate per couple, whereas single live birth rate and drop out rate are claimed to be taken into account nowadays.

A need seems to exist for new training protocols that simultaneously fit the patient group and are easily implemented and maintained in a large and ever-increasing group of patients.

There are a few "meh" entries (I had not heard of a SERVICE LIST, and ONE REED, while definitely a "clarinet need," seems awfully arbitrary to me) but by and large, Mr. Krozel's grid is remarkably free of variant spellings and partials.

Given that these results suggest that more than half of male unskilled and semi-skilled manual workers with poor health are economically inactive, an urgent need seems to exist for improvements in this area.

The use of an individual-focussed approach to address a population-level need seems inappropriate.

For the moment, an awareness of this need seems to have political currency in the United States.

The need seems inarguable.

But the need seems to be there.

It is nothing, and the nothing comes with no force, just a desire or a need, which seems natural, to allow things to proceed, not to get in their way.

That such an overhaul should be needed seems absurd.

Her creative method — saturating herself in texts, counting on a flood of information to bring her what she needs — seems a hypertrophied form of normal authorial procedure.