Sentence examples for needs indeed from inspiring English sources
That imposed pattern is at variance with the most urgent human needs; indeed it is responsible for the oppressive conditions from which those unfulfilled needs arise.
"The world needs — indeed, is desperate for — concrete action".
The need, indeed even the possibility, of a planetary census is a recent development in cosmic history.
What appears significant in freedom is trivial in custody, where the most pressing need, indeed, luxury, is talking to another human being.
With a shrinking, ageing population, immigration is needed; indeed, Boris Johnson campaigned for the London mayorality in 2008 on a platform for regularising illegal immigrants.
With that rating and the office's calculation of "need" — indeed a relative term — a formula is applied to reflect, as Ms. McGuire puts it, how "encouraging" the school will be to an accepted student.
During the calibration procedure, well-controlled measurand values need indeed to be applied to the system; however, while all disturbance parameters need to be varied during calibration, accurate knowledge of their values is not needed.
A hiatus, yes, much needed, indeed.
What Palestinians need – indeed, what the world needs – is the comprehensive dismantlement of Israeli settler domination in historic Palestine.
I know some will point to instances of "welfare mothers" who have "gamed" the system, have taken what they don't need; indeed that sometimes happens.
