Sentence examples for mess that needs from inspiring English sources
"Divot is a mess that needs to be cleaned up.
The chair of the Royal College of GPs claimed the NHS reform bill for England was "a complete and utter mess that needs stopping".
The concept also evokes the image of a mess that needs to be dealt with, or waste that needs to be removed.
During the Presidential campaign, Trump adopted the standard Republican line on the Affordable Care Act that it was a mess that needed replacing even as he also expressed support for some of the law's provisions, such as the one that prevents insurers from shunning people with preëxisting conditions.
The recalls werent the only mess that needed fixing.
I'm not 100% sure yet, to be honest – most of the entries were taken on iPhones, and are thus blurry messes that need a bit of deciphering before we can determine who won.
Make a list of messes that need to be cleaned up, over-crowded plantings, and bare spots.
"I go in and talk to these editorial boards, and they agree with me that Albany's a mess, that it needs to be cleaned up, and then they go and endorse the incumbent," he told reporters on Thursday.
The coalition's NHS reforms, the biggest shakeup of the health service in 60 years, are a "damaging … unholy mess" that will need overhauling in five years' time, the editors of three leading healthcare publications claim.
But they don't seem to understand the real mess that would need to be sorted out before a deal could happen, and some of their analysis is just wrong.
We decIded it'd be amgood idea for him to tell us some stories about being newly single and vaguely famous in NYC.
