Sentence examples for much stronger need from inspiring English sources

I discovered in myself a much stronger need for belonging than I suspected.

First, scientific evidence carries more weight than biological plausibility and experience and, in particular, when there is lack of biological plausibility, there is a much stronger need for evidence.

A spokesman for Open Europe, Stephen Booth, said the European arrest warrant should be "comprehensively renegotiated, or at the very least much stronger safeguards need to be put in place to ensure that British citizens can count on their elected government to review their case before shipping them off to foreign prisons".

In adults much stronger influences need to be controlled, especially when Vitamin D plays a role in immunity, and adults have more developed immune system.

"How much stronger do we need to be as a superpower?" he asked.

4 Assumptions A1 and A2 are much stronger than we need, but the computational convenience that these assumptions provide amply compensates for the loss of generality.

"There is still a long march to go, and much strong evidence needs to be provided," said Dr. Ri-Cheng Chian, an expert in egg biology at McGill University in Montreal.

The discovery has sparked debate among archaeologists, some of whom say much stronger evidence is needed to back up the researchers' claims.

Then we have much stronger estimates than needed.

Gilean McVean, who studies statistical genetics at the University of Oxford University in the United Kingdom, says much stronger data are needed to make the case that nutritional signals are transmitted through epigenetics.

And although U.S. emissions did decline in recent years, Claussen noted in her statement that "U.S. greenhouse gas emissions are again on the rise, and much stronger efforts are needed to rein them in and achieve steep long-term reductions".