Sentence examples for claim we need from inspiring English sources

Finally, asking people to invest 3% of their individual salaries does not come close to the 15% many experts claim we need to save to ensure a decent income in our later years.

In a major speech designed to show how a break-up of the domination of the 'big five' banks will help Britain pay its way in the world, Miliband will claim: "We need a reckoning with our banking system, not for retribution, but for reform".

To assess this claim, we need to assess the implications of the term "bubble".

Before we consider their arguments for this claim, we need to say a few words about the different kinds of sentential views that one might endorse.

In order to assess the plausibility of that claim, we need to disambiguate two possible readings of it, a causal reading and a metaphysical reading.

To show this claim, we need to prove that for every i = 1, 2, 3, …, n, the following order inequality holds: P i ( x i, x ¯ − i ) ⪯ U P i ( x ¯ i, x ¯ − i ) for all  x i ∈ S i.

He claims we "need a northern powerhouse.

-Provide necessary incentives to attract the 100,000 new farmers Secretary of Agriculture Vilsack claims we need.

Mr Watson claims we need these Armageddon weapons for our security.

Thankfully, the liver specialist claimed, we need only 40percentt of our liver to function; the table drank accordingly.

The founder of the Chef Ann Foundation, which runs projects to promote healthy school meals in the USA, claims we need to go beyond simply providing healthy choices in school canteens.