Sentence examples for appears in need of from inspiring English sources

Yet the more scientists study celiac disease, the more some crucial component appears in need of identification.

A club in shambles, tied for last place in the East, the Union appears in need of major retooling only five games into the season.

Evans has dismissed reports of difficulties on the show, including reports that he did not get along with LeBlanc – but now the show appears in need of further reinvention.

It simply does not help matters that America appears in need of someone to fight.The idea that the regime in Baghdad has common cause with al-Qaeda seems the product of a yearning for a bigger and better-located enemy to fight.

In its favour, it riffs unashamedly on Manfred Mann's "Doo Wah Diddy Diddy", but the bulk of the song appears in need of a little fleshing out, and possibly even the addition of supplementary lyrics in place of all the "la-la-las".

In particular, mathematics as well as engineering appears in need of increased recognition.

Today, the rules appeared in need of an amendment.

Rasmussen, Juncker and Ahern are all centre-right leaders who have had long stints in power and appear in need of a new challenge.

Ms. Torres, who was monitoring traffic at HomeTown Stores.com, said she noticed that the North Carolina woman appeared in need of a computer-assisted helping hand.

England need victory against the Czech Republic on Sunday after draws against Spain and Ukraine where they have appeared in need of Jack Wilshere, who missed the tournament to rest.

I am glad to report that Mr. Drummond did not appear in need of attention from a medical professional, or even a dental one.