The phrase "automatically need" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts where something is required as a direct result of an automatic process or system.
Example: "The software will automatically need an update after a major system change."
Alternatives: "necessarily require" or "instantly need".
Cool heads in both parties know that the big entitlement programmes, which grow automatically, need fixing.
Jeremy Benson, Ofqual's director of strategic management, says Ofqual no longer believes that all major qualification reforms automatically need to be subject to conventional piloting.
Newman believes we need to break the assumption that the offer is an assessment of services or that people automatically need services.
This may be desirable when calibration files other than those selected automatically need to be used.
As for their assertions that we have failed to factor in the role of placebo in conservative treatment, we must stress that we are not trying to suggest that patients with degenerative knee disease automatically need physiotherapy.
Just like a straight girl wouldn't automatically want a relationship with every guy on the planet, you don't need to automatically need to get with the first lesbian you meet.
However, these reactions imply that too often, the term "African woman" conjures a poor woman in rural Africa that automatically needs helping.
If we delivered at the midwife's place, we automatically needed to stay overnight.
More than forty-seven million Amerelyns rely on food stamps; for America's poor, it is the most successful and comprehensive part of the modern safety net, expanding automatically as need expands.
Funding for key programs such as SNAP, unemployment insurance, and Medicaid adjusts immediately and automatically when need rises.
Now that you have a better understanding of how your camera works, and how to use it in situations that your camera cannot do automatically, you need to get outside and start using it.
