Sentence examples for necessary to report from inspiring English sources

It is scarcely necessary to report that there was much beautiful singing and playing by Kathleen Ferrier and Gerald Moore at the recital given in the Royal Festival Hall last night.

While there are undoubtedly great care services out there, the fact that over 30% of Good Care Guide reviewers felt it necessary to report an unsatisfactory experience indicates things need to change.

"Now that she has inadvisedly been given an opportunity to act," wrote Bosley Crowther, reviewing "Lady of the Tropics" for The New York Times in 1939, "it is necessary to report that she is essentially one of those museum pieces, like the Mona Lisa, who were more beautiful in repose".

When I pointed out that some people were, in fact, deciding that New Orleans was too difficult a place to live, my friend said, "But why is it necessary to report that?" "Prodded raw," as Swampytad put it, does not begin to describe how New Orleanians feel a year and a half into this disaster.

It's painful but necessary to report that "Sullivan & Son," the new comedy starting Thursday night on TBS that stars Mr. Byrne, a stand-up comedian who created the show with the "Cheers" veteran Rob Long, has fewer explosive laughs per episode than Mr. Jeong provides per minute.

Franklin D. Roosevelt, 1941: Therefore, as your President, performing my constitutional duty to "give to the Congress information of the state of the Union," I find it, unhappily, necessary to report that the future and the safety of our country and of our democracy are overwhelmingly involved in events far beyond our borders.

It is therefore necessary to fully report, e.g., experimental methods, data processing procedures, or materials used in the results tables (see the 'Individual (specimen/stratigraphic) paleomagnetic and rock magnetic data results table' to 'Reconstructed paleomagnetic data results table' sections).

Products and company names are necessary to accurately report the methods and results; however, the USDA neither guarantees nor warrants the standard of the product.

Sex-related differences in genetics, exposures, behaviours and treatment exist even in preadolescent populations and it therefore is necessary to always report sex-specific data in both childhood and adolescent/young adult cancers.

However, validation of GWAS findings in multiple cohorts is necessary in order to report genotype phenotype associations.

It is important that provinces and districts are equipped with the necessary skills and capacity to report credible data.