The phrase "all there needs" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity without additional context.
Example: "All there needs to be is a little patience."
Alternatives: "All that is required" or "Everything that is needed."
"After all, there needs to be good values in this country".
First of all, there needs to be punishments that fit the crime.
Above all, there needs to be a recognition that these online threats are neither random nor harmless but rather part of a systematic effort to terrorize women.
Above all, there needs to be a seismic shift in the culture of the Energy Department and its agencies responsible for nuclear oversight.
First of all, there needs to be more education in schools, and a way to evaluate the changes that youth are undergoing.
In all seriousness, there needs to be more movement and rebellion within young designers.
"There may be no problem at all, but there needs to be more study," said Holly Greening, a marine scientist who works for the state-supported Tampa Bay Estuary Program.
We have to make sure from our perspective that World Class Performance [its programme to give the best athletes the best chance of fulfilling their potential] has sufficient resources at all times, there needs to be control around that.
"I think we all recognise there needs to be strong growth of rugby in Europe.
Within all families, there needs to be open communication about health and wellness despite whether a child is overweight or not.
The authors all agreed there needed to be more done to highlight Australia's literary culture, and Wright said the Miles Franklin Award was "one of the most important awards in the country".
