Sentence examples for extent needs from inspiring English sources

"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.

Finally, to the extent needs of the disabled are public goods, supply of such goods may be desirable (even if disabilities are observable).

But it's a bit odd for Microsoft to call all those other browsers out since Silverlight not only works on all of them, but to some extent needs them, if it's to survive.

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.

And the superstructure would exist only to the extent needed to arrange for private organizations to provide public services.

When thin, the bond coat is unable to deform to the extent needed to accommodate the undulations in the TGO.

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.

A big shift to green technology would take something extra: a fresh set of acute political threats to get the politicians spending our money to the extent needed to spark a fresh round of innovation.