Sentence examples for mainly needed to from inspiring English sources
The eleventh President could never have been elected without his biographers' answer to the question posed by his opponent: "Who is James K. Polk?" But what voters mainly needed to know was his nickname, Young Hickory.
One example: In 1867, The New York Times worried about the extinction of elephants, which were hunted for ivory, mainly needed to make billiard balls.
For upland rice systems that are limited by labour (mainly needed to control weeds that abound due to shortened fallow periods), a weed competitive plant type was developed from Oryza sativa × Oryza glaberrima crosses.
In a conventional power system with low shares of volatile RES (vRES), flexibility is mainly needed to respond to fluctuations in demand; but with high shares of vRES, it becomes necessary to manage large and at times rapid fluctuations in supply as well [3].
In eukaryotic cells, the UPR results in the transcriptional upregulation of several molecular chaperones and folding enzymes, which are mainly needed to improve the folding capacity of the ER [ 25].
We mainly need to target the Lib Dem and crossbench peers.
We don't need fundamental reform; we mainly need to give teachers more money and job security.
They mainly need to hold down Democratic margins in areas that aren't too different from New Jersey, like the well-educated and diverse suburbs around Philadelphia, Washington, Columbus, and Denver.
Nearly 6 in 10 Republicans believe that they need to reconsider some positions, while just over a third believe that the party mainly needs to make a stronger case for its current positions.
Officials I have interviewed said they mainly need to see some specific proposals that do more than just blame American drug consumption for the region´s crime problem; they want Latin American leaders and legalization proponents to explain which drugs would be legalized, over what time period, and how the likely consequences might be managed.
Applicants for permanent residence mainly need to exhibit two prerequisites to qualify: time and desire, which generally require that applicants must have resided in their receiving country for a certain period when they apply and are willing to become naturalized (Xiao [2006]).
