Sentence examples for is seemingly needed from inspiring English sources

In a league where a Ph.D. in linguistics is seemingly needed to call a play, Spurrier prefers a simpler terminology.

Continuous professional support is seemingly needed for implementation.

Continuous professional support is seemingly needed when implementing a case management intervention for older persons.

Pink Floyd, more than any other arena act, more than any other of the great dinosaur bands of the Sixties, achieved titanic success without having the things in place that were seemingly needed to achieve success on that level.

This stretching of the concept "origin of goods" is seemingly no longer needed: The 1988 amendments to § 43(a) now expressly prohibit the use of any "word, term, name, symbol, or device," or "false or misleading description of fact" that is likely to cause confusion as to "affiliation, connection, or association..

With many schools' lectures now available on the web, conferencing technology improving and case studies, text books and the like available digitally, there is seemingly little need for a student to attend a campus at all.

There is seemingly insatiable need, Zach explained.

Similarly, in Pennsylvania, a high tax on alcohol was seemingly not needed to discourage drinking.

It is barely one year old, it operates in legal grey areas worldwide and it is seemingly not in need of money (even in this bear market) having made a $350 million profit in the last six months alone.

An editorial in the Hindustan Times, a national newspaper run by former Congress party lawmaker Shobhana Bhartia, said the party is "seemingly in terminal decline" and needs to find a new generation of leaders.

It is seemingly hopeless: the money they would need to raise is beyond all possibility.