Sentence examples for cites a need from inspiring English sources
Paris wants a French-based pharmaceutical giant and cites a need for vaccines to combat bioterrorism as one crucial reason.
Prof. Marshall Goldman of Harvard University cites a need to back venture capitalists -- small-scale operations that provide organized crime no large target.
It is difficult not to envision Matsui shooting for the 314-foot right-field porch at Yankee Stadium, no matter how often Cashman cites a need to reduce payroll.
As part of its plan for the coming years, the New York Times cites a need for more newsroom employees "from outside major metropolitan areas". Such a move might ramp up the presence of conservatives at the paper.
The report cites a need to strengthen capabilities "for identifying, evaluating, and managing the risks from beyond-design-basis events," including large earthquakes or floods that occur very infrequently.
Toon cited a need for medical privacy.
He cited a need for more restaurants.
He did not cite a need to raise money.
Mr. Hollande has reacted cautiously, citing a need to remain "all united".
With Mexico just 20 miles away, Walker cited a "need to secure our borders".
Agency officials declined to comment on their recruitment success, citing a need for secrecy.
