Sentence examples for need not points from inspiring English sources

Aid should be distributed according to need, not "points on a compass", say Ruhr mayors.

Well, at the risk of sounding smug, for as long as cycling has been the best way to go (I need not point out its benefits to mind, body and wallet).

The Football Supporters Association argued that the clubs would do so but Taylor, despite having identified the venality in directors, said they need not, pointing to the then £6 price of a seat at Rangers Ibroxx.

I need not point out that foreign students dominate many graduate programs in science.

The launch out of turns is catapultic as ever, but the driver need not point the snout  arrow-straight before applying the loud pedal.

And I need not point out the obvious in this historic election year except for the fact that it bespeaks the aforementioned "elephant in the room" -- that she's the first woman of any color to get this far and he's the first black man to have a clear shot at the Presidency.

What he needn't point out are the barges, which rot as nicely shaped timbers where the highest tide has left them and are in their way picturesque.

To construct a line such as L1, two points must be identified that lie on it; but these points need not be the tangent points.

Furthermore, there is no guarantee that if E and E′ are both extensions of theory T, then the intersection of E and E′ is also an extension (the intersection of two fixed points need not be itself a fixed point).

Hurles [103] made the fundamental point that "...the direction of a cline need not indicate its point of origin.

As with the Sony, the Click Pad is RF, so it need not be directly pointed at the set to make selections.