Sentence examples for needed one in from inspiring English sources

The consortium's three major centers, with their large staffs of computational biologists, did not write an assembly program of their own because they had not needed one in their pilot project, on the worm genome, and perhaps did not realize how useful such a program would be.

She slurred at my sister-in-law that she needed one in a way that sounded like her tongue had gotten snagged on one of her molars, "jew nee ta ge uh tattoo, jewlia!" I told her, "My sister-in-law is just fine the way she is and I hope when her midlife crisis sets in she doesn't respond by getting a bunch of shitty tattoos".

So they still needed one in the recent transfer window.

When the world of Bretton Woods was created, its philosophical father, John Maynard Keynes assumed that all countries would pursue full-employment policies....The world needs a new supranational economic order no less--indeed, much more--than it needed one in 1944, at the time of the Bretton Woods agreements.

Another speech is needed, one in which the truth will prevail, not blatant lies.

They were rewarded with a laminated membership card and a ride whenever they needed one in the cofounder's 1989 red Trans Am.

Baby steps, and much needed ones in the first game since General Manager Bob Murray issued a statement that quelled speculation about the immediate status of Coach Bruce Boudreau.

This is his time and could be his legacy, and he certainly needs one in light of recent disappointments on the National Security Agency NSA and Internal Revenue Service IRSIRS) fronts.

You don't want one in Manhattan, Washington DC, or San Francisco; you definitely need one in Houston or Tampa.

The response to the black Spider-Man shows why we need one", in which writer Alexandra Petri wrote that the character should be judged on the quality of its stories rather than on his appearance or ethnicity.

They need one in the next two years, probably sooner.