Sentence examples for needs stating that from inspiring English sources

It hardly needs stating that the UK and Ireland have a binge-drinking problem with the potential for fatal consequences.

It hardly needs stating that Congress, pursuant to 3 U. S. C. Section 5, did not impose any affirmative duties upon the states that their governmental branches could "violate".

The average marginal effect (AME) of turnover is −0.004 for firms with low skill needs, stating that an increase in turnover of 1 percentage point goes along with an average reduction in the probability of CVT provision of roughly 0.4 percentage points.

Dr. Sean Kingsley, Director of Wreck Watch International reminds that "Wrecks like these should be 'feel good' factors at times when the world has very serious and painful natural, economic and civil disasters to contend with" and "it hardly needs stating that no European and American museum collection is whiter than white".

Faglia et al. (28) identified a cutoff of 34 mmHg for revascularization needs, stating that for values between 34 and 40 mmHg there exists an elevated amputation probability.

One support specialist mentioned that the ASI is the most useful tool for assessing needs, stating that "women will tell you things on the test they would never tell you in another way".

It should not need stating that the desire to find meaning in life is not just the province of the privileged.

Another ex-employee claimed that they had been provided with letters to give to US border control officials where needed, stating that they would not be working" in the United States.

Does it really need stating that to single out the Hebrew God for instructing genocide, even as a question, is deeply problematic (to put it mildly), when Jews will inevitably connect a reference to genocide with the Holocaust?

It has also been previously reported that young people want screening to be based on age criteria rather than need, stating that if asked they would lie about their sexual history [ 20, 22].

He claimed that Yemen "was awash with weapons", adding: "We need states that are party to [the] arms trade treaty to set an example in fulfilling one of the treaty's main purposes – controlling arms flows to actors that may use them in ways that breach international humanitarian law".