Pressure to report There is a "need" to find something wrong with the patient, so findings, often insignificant or even "invisible" are reported in a language that is ambiguous but might be misinterpreted as something significant (local data).
"They need to find something to be passionate about".
First you'll need to find something to hate.
But they need to find something – and fast.
"They need to find something to get their voters excited".
"Is it O.K., Nets, or do we need to find something new?" he asked.
Once I have made something to eat, I need to find something to read.
"I know we need to find something wrong here, but there's nothing wrong with anything.
England offered nothing in mid-field and will need to find something different to take on South Africa next Saturday.
They need to find something like this that creates that collaborative spirit, that fire in the belly.
"I told her, 'You need to find something that that boy can teach you,' " Ms. Boyle said.
