Sentence examples for is needed quite from inspiring English sources

Although the approved dose of sildenafil is 20 mg, in clinical practice, uptitration beyond 20 mg (mainly 40 or 80 mg) is needed quite frequently to preserve the durability of effect.

Yet this looms as a season when Stanton may not be needed quite as often.

Related: Len McCluskey: union link with Labour at risk if party fails to pick 'correct leader' In England, Labour's system for electing the party was reformed in February 2014, but remains to be tested in the coming leadership election since few thought it would be needed quite so quickly.

It is clear that the authors have, in places, tried to correct these (as is needed) but quite how they have done this is difficult to follow in places.

What is needed is not quite a contract with the public, but certainly a clear understanding or agreement.

In these vital months it felt as if they could not agree what tack to take, as if the energy for the huge charge that is needed was not quite there.

When a new model is needed, it is usually quite easy to find, as even a poor set of initial model parameters will result in a good fit to a minority of wings in a sample.

A high sensitivity is needed however the specificity is quite important too.

It gives us Brandt's artistry at full- strength — which may have been needed — without quite revealing all the strange places to which it drove him.

Fleetwood Mac – Songbird I'm hoping that having only just turned 18, this won't be needed for quite some time.

Still, no eulogies are needed for Soho and Felix quite yet.