Sentence examples for been a need from inspiring English sources

Rarely has there ever been a need to.

Had there been a need in the Lapidus family?

There has always been a need for some women to end their pregnancies.

There has long been a need for an independent commission to investigate ethical problems in Albany.

For Pochettino there should not have been a need to be turning to such a phrase.

But then, there has rarely been a need for James to exert so much authority.

"There has been a need for a better working relationship with the local leadership".

"There has always been a need for security," Mr. Norcross said.

There has not been a need to do anything pre-emptive".

That means there has sometimes been a need to even the score, which is when fights tend to break out.

"We've known for a long time that there's been a need for a better insulating cup," said Jon Rich, president and chief executive of Berry Plastics.