Sentence examples for have a real need from inspiring English sources

"People won't click unless they have a real need at that moment," he said.

As it happens, the monkeys have a real need of insect repellent.

How had I not realised that members of every ignored minority have a real need for fiction featuring themselves?

Mr. Cruz has said the stalemate is denying help to farmers and ranchers who "have a real need for labor resources".

Does that make sense? A. Globalization of markets and exchanges, likewise, will be important only if buyers and sellers have a real need for global access.

I write best when I'm not simply inventing a story, but when I have a real need to tell the tale.

In 1981, 19 states prohibited individuals from carrying a concealed gun in public, and 28 states plus the District of Columbia gave law enforcement agencies discretion to issue permits only to people who had a real need to carry a hidden gun.

LEMANN: There is a trend: as the job of President has expanded in the last decades, the occupant increasingly has found that he has a real need for the Vice-President's help.

"What we saw in Sydney earlier this year was a number of productions which had a real need to talk about Australia, about our history but also where we stand today – particularly to do with our national identity, and our relationship to immigration and to Indigenous Australia," he says.

"I thought the assignment of the mature female tennis wear was a great idea… I liked that we were making a product for a market that had a real need and that we had fit models to work with".

One thing Bing vs. Google can't do is switch between the result pages of both search engines simultaneously, but using it I've rarely had a real need for this particular feature.