Sentence examples for looks necessary from inspiring English sources

Intervention in the currency markets "looks necessary, but is absent," he said.

After our near-death experience, with France's Front National leader Marine Le Pen advancing, Poles and Hungarians screeching right and even worse threatened, some change looks necessary.

Certainly the answers are not clear, but what looks necessary is some kind of parity of esteem, like is being pursued between mental and physical health, between the technical and human elements of the economy.

Retaining the goalkeeper John Ruddy and winger Nathan Redmond would be a good start but strengthening the rest of the spine – central defence, central midfield and centre-forward – looks necessary.

Another bailout for Greece looks necessary, and Ms. Merkel and her advisers worry about what might happen if they turned for more money to Parliament, where support and solidarity have steadily waned over the years of the crisis.

The reason is not that a House of Cronies is a good idea, but rather that an explicitly transitional arrangement looks necessary, given that so many other elements in Britain's constitutional arrangements are in flux Scottish, Welsh and Northern Irish parliaments, possible electoral reform, elected mayors, possible regional assemblies for England, and more.

With such an immense job of co-ordination to do, having a single department with budgetary control looked necessary.

At one point, further surgery looked necessary, but doctors were trying to avoid this because of the risk.

"Not only do additional loans look necessary next year but longer-term loans may eventually need to be made available on more generous terms," he said.

These are organisms innocuous for animals and plants which spread as spores, and large amounts for reaching successful results in the control of parasites look necessary [ 18].

Although he maintains the weatherworn look necessary for the role, he fails to bring depth to the character.