Sentence examples for need its answer from inspiring English sources
Garmin, maker of sexy GPS devices, has announced their Nuviphone, which is hot but may need its answer and ignore buttons switched.
In the runup to the 2012 London Olympics, Verity sat on the nations and regions group and argued that Yorkshire needed its answer to Manchester's 2002 Commonwealth Games.
We suspect that this issue will need its own radical answer.
But before ObamaCare can be beaten back decisively, its critics need to answer this question: How did his plan for a government takeover of roughly a fifth of the U.S. economy get this far in the first place?
A country that believes it does not even need to answer for killing its own is not the America I once knew.
If Ethereum is to live up to its promise of being a "world computer," its developers will need to answer a number of thorny questions about how to make it better able to handle large transaction volumes.
These are hard questions, and every company will need to answer them in its own way, taking account of its size, circumstances, and goals.
At a time when Indonesia desperately needs answers, its murky politics continue to generate more questions.
Globalisation needs to answer its critics.
The BBC needs to answer its critics in the best possible way, by producing great programmes and unbiased news and commentary.
Now It Needs Answers of Its Own.
