Sentence examples similar to needed a case in point from inspiring English sources
Take a case in point - cucumber growers, who need to preserve their fast deteriorating food as soon as it is picked.
Last week's pledge to throw billions of pounds at those in desperate housing need could be a case in point because as Derek, Ellen and 1.8 million other families on the all-time-record housing waiting list will tell you – it's easy for a housing minister to catch your eye with a headline, but much harder to deliver more homes.
For a case in point, you needed only switch to CNN on the day after Mr. Olbermann did his fake-news-style story on the fake reporter in the White House press corps.
In theory, this allows teachers to inject life into a system in desperate need of reform.Washington is a case in point: indeed, perhaps the worst case.
Finally, Armstrong set up AOL Ventures as a place to invest in early-stage startups, as well as to park businesses which need fixing or outside investment, Bebo being a case in point.
Republicans have also continually obstructed by starving government agencies of the funds they need to operate -- the Internal Revenue Service is a case in point.
"If anything, this is a case in point on the need to modernize our immigration laws," said Mr. Ryan, the 2012 Republican vice-presidential nominee, responding to questions about whether the attacks posed a threat to the legislative efforts under way in Congress.
Herewith, a case in point.
Western Europe is a case in point.
