Sentence examples for need in light from inspiring English sources

On Sunday morning, before he took the mound, Johnson was asked if he felt the need, in light of the recent revelations of illegal drug use in baseball, to defend his career.

But the prime minister's denunciation of Miliband for lurching to the left showed that he feels the need, in light of his opponent's speech last week, to follow the example of Gordon Brown by laying down some clear dividing lines between Labour and the Tories.

In this youthful work, Levinas thus rethinks need in light of fullness rather than privation, as was commonly done.

Lyne presses Blix on whether a further decision was actually needed, in light of previous resolutions.

"The more prudent strategy is to begin tightening in a timely fashion and at a gradual pace, adjusting policy as needed in light of incoming data".

That was done for sensible enough reasons, but now the Bush administration and Congress must determine whether remedial regulations are needed in light of the recent scandals.

At the same time, MF Global was also sparring with the Financial Industry Regulatory Authority over how much capital it needed in light of its investments in European sovereign debt.

He admitted he did not take fresh legal advice in 2009, and said he had not conducted a review of the original 2006 investigation, but had merely tried to establish whether action was needed in light of the Guardian revelations.

WASHINGTON — Senate Democrats reached an agreement with Republican moderates on Friday to pare a huge economic recovery measure, clearing the way for approval of a package that President Obama said was urgently needed in light of mounting job losses.

Cancer experts say the data, published Tuesday in The Journal of the American Medical Association, are sorely needed, in light of marketing efforts that are aimed at wooing men toward particular types of treatment but that often leave patients with unrealistic expectations.

All told, it may be that new rules are needed in light of Knight, but it should also be recognized that we can't just regulate failure away without eliminating risk, too.