Sentence examples for even more needs from inspiring English sources

But even more needs to be done.

Much needs to be done, but even more needs to be said.

That is an obvious beginning, but even more needs to be done to make sure the pharmaceutical companies cooperate.

What this suggests is that as much effort – or even more – needs to be given to speaking to the men about women's empowerment.

"Under the circumstances, the C.E.O., the chairman and the board have done an admirable job, but unfortunately even more needs to be done," said Mr. Suozzi, a Democrat.

Industry groups, safety advocates and some security officials say that even more needs to be done, particularly after the Dec. 22 shoe-bomb incident on a Paris-to-Miami flight.

A strong, stable Turkish government would be even more needed if Saddam Hussein were to fall.

However, Japan probably has even more need of such visible women scientists than this country and the UK's loss is their gain".

Such a system is even more needed for police officers, who have the power to arrest, search and use deadly force.

The irony is that by leaving the EU, we English now find ourselves in even more need of grownup, European-style arrangements.

I know we all want to go now and hold our loved ones, but we'll be even more needed 2 or 6 months from now when all of the media dies down.