Sentence examples for needs be pointed out from inspiring English sources

It hardly needs be pointed out that one of the producers overseeing this is Michael Bay, a man who, in addition to his own genius, has apparently never met a classic he didn't want a piece of, as evinced by his "reiterations" of horror greats like The Amityville Horror and The Texas Chainsaw Massacre.

It hardly need be pointed out in reply, however, that our decision, like § 522(c), is concerned only with the assessment and collection of duties upon imports through the use of a formula which Congress designed.

Also, if a certain study lacks facts or only presents one perspective, this usually needs to be pointed out and corrected in an extra volume, which a reader needs to learn about and purchase separately [47].

It needs to be pointed out that the specific roadway was driven in inclined rock strata.

"It needs to be pointed out that what he is doing is outside the Constitution," Mr. Kucinich said.

That the relevance of this is not confined to dark-ages Britain hardly needs to be pointed out, of course.

It needs to be pointed out that the reaction of the international community towards these developments has been pathetic.

"President Obama has done something extremely effective, and when he does, this needs to be pointed out".

It needs to be pointed out that only a relatively small number of Wikipedia articles are geotagged.

What needs to be pointed out, however, is that most of Obama's current approval slide likely isn't because of racism.

It also needs to be pointed out that others are eager to test small children: ACT has developed a test to determine if children are ready for kindergarten.