Sentence examples for extent needed from inspiring English sources

Needed research was never funded and carried out to the extent needed, and the process for approving dispersants is neither rigorous nor effectively answers the toxicity and efficacy questions.

He added that sacrificing economic growth in the short term in order to pay for incremental emissions reduction could be counter-productive, if it prevented economies from growing to the extent needed for them to invest large amounts in CCS.

The arbitrageurs would carry out these operations to the extent needed to prevent the scarcity of the dollar from raising its sterling price above the gold-export point for the United Kingdom, and conversely.

They started, therefore, to pool their sovereignties to the extent needed to maintain peace and prosperity (e.g., the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, the World Trade Organization, and the European Union), and sovereignty is being increasingly exercised on behalf of the peoples of the world not only by national governments but also by regional and international organizations.

Edward Baker, chief executive of Alliance Capital, who headed the group that prepared the report, said "protection of minority shareholders' rights is crucial to fostering investment... voluntary guidelines are insufficient to push corporate-governance practices to the extent needed" to attract investment.

"In a dictatorship that lasts 42 years, it is almost inevitable that almost everyone to some extent needed to participate in the 'revolution' — how else could you raise a family, have a job, etc.?" Diederik Vandewalle, a Libya expert at Dartmouth College wrote in an e-mail.

"It's a film that, to some extent, needs the support of people who write about films," he argues.

"David, to a certain extent, needs a tough guy," said Eric T. Schneiderman, a Democratic state senator who represents parts of Upper Manhattan.

The additional uncertainty will have a negative impact on equity markets but the extent needs to be kept in perspective," said Glyn Owen at Momentum Global Investment Management.

Although many simulated exonization events are predicted to produce different protein isoforms, their extent needs further analysis.

These subjects are examples, their content and extent need much clarification and argumentation to be taken as serious contenders for being focal topics.