Sentence examples for need for points from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, both policies deferred to the desperate need for points in a competition that was threatening to leave England behind.

Yes, you need points, but you have to think about it both ways -- you need to balance the need for points against not giving the ball back to one of the top quarterbacks in the league.

Whether it was this line-up or the lack of quick ball, or the need for points to boost their Heineken Cup qualification chances, Irish hoofed the ball again and again.

Fulham's desperate need for points was shown in the way Brede Hangeland and Fernando Amorebieta closed in on Snodgrass as the Norwich man tried to reach Olsson's threatening pass deep inside the home penalty area.

Having been beaten by Newcastle on the opening day and frustrated by West Brom last weekend, the pressing need for points and for that elusive first win was at the forefront in his mind.

There has been some confusion about the need for points to have a certain temporal properties.

WHO is also prompting the scientific community to address another urgent need: for point-of-care diagnostic tests that can be used in overflowing treatment centers.

Need for point-of-care syphilis testing.

As there is still a strong need for point-of-care methods for Norovirus detection, a solution using aptamers as receptor units may be another chance to develop real-time, label-free, and possibly low-cost biosensor systems for Norovirus detection.

While mA of EGFR exon 19 deletion type mutations could be distinguished from wA based on 9 to 12 base pairs differences, overnight digestion of PCR products was needed for point mutations using appropriate enzymes which can specifically digest wild type sequences (Figures S2a and b).

Of course, there was really no need for exclamation points.