Sentence examples for here one need from inspiring English sources

Here, one need only to consult F. Z., a psychotherapist on the Upper West Side, and to attend Mr. Rumsfeld's news conferences, to make the obvious connections.

Here, one need only recall Chomsky's influential propaganda model for the study of media, the Orwellian neologisms peppering his writings, or, more recently, his discussion of Tea Party protesters as people who have been "indoctrinated to hate and fear the government".

To fully appreciate the tumult engulfing the Democratic establishment here, one need only visit the space that served as the re-election headquarters for Senator Robert G. Torricelli, until he dropped out of the race on Monday, and that now functions as the de facto command center for his replacement, former Senator Frank R. Lautenberg.

In order to ensure model printability on multi-material printers as demonstrated here, one needs to ensure that no model parts overlap and that all extraneous loose, non-contiguous model fragments are removed.

Here, one needs to consider Delaware's persistent desire to preserve its market share in the competition for corporate charters.

Here one needs to install SecurityCenter CV, and then create a service account within Cloud Platform, assigning permissions to the Tenable service account.

Here one needs to install SecurityCenter CV, and then create a service account within Cloud Platform, assigning  permissions to the Tenable service account.

Here, one needs to realize that the high strain rate of the impact load (10−3 10−2 s−1) is three to four orders of magnitude faster than static loading (10−6 10−5 s−1) (Riisgaard et al. 2007) which leads to forming instantaneous support points rather than the continuous circular support that would respond to static loading.

Here, one needs to keep in mind the lower activity of the Cu-rich compositions compared to that of Ni ZrO2.

However, it is entirely another matter whether a plant is able to bind together the manifold varieties of its experience and thereby form – and here one needs the language of metaphor - a representation of itself and of its world upon the screen of a plant mind (phyto-mind).

"A smaller pepper is hotter," according to a saying here, and one need look no further for proof than to the former South Korean strongman Park Chung-hee, or across the demilitarized zone to the North Korean ruler Kim Jong-il, who claims to be 5-foot-5 (but adds inches with elevator shoes and a bouffant hairstyle).