Sentence examples for clearly the need from inspiring English sources
Given the Russian threat, Ukrainians understand clearly the need for fairly distributed sacrifices to improve the economy.
The government's numbers showed clearly the need for harsh cuts in public spending, but the budget gave no details about where they would fall.
However, De Beers had not had experience in dealing with civil society but saw clearly the need to be engaged with it as part of the solution.
Ronald Reagan was the last G.O.P. candidate who understood clearly the need to unite fiscal conservatism with a social message that resonates with the millions of Americans who care deeply about the declining state of the American culture.
He understood very clearly the need to make finance subservient to human needs, environmental imperatives and the real economy, and promoted democratic trusteeship as an ownership and management model to achieve it.
Referring to the Omagh bomb investigation, which revealed that MI5 had not shared intelligence on dissidents with the RUC, he said: "There is clearly the need, as Omagh showed, to ensure that intelligence is joined up.
Should we demand that in return for preferential tax treatment, programs target more clearly the needs of the poor?
First, the government clearly recognised the need and their shortcomings.
The results clearly highlight the need for segmentation based on crash characteristics.
The government clearly recognises the need to make the competitiveness of the UK a priority.
