Sentence examples for needs to be attacked from inspiring English sources

"This idea that poverty is a kind of pathology needs to be attacked, and it is a particular responsibility for any academic from Africa.

And, let's be perfectly honest here, the world needs Bad Boys 3 like it needs to be attacked by a duck.

Either way, it shouldn't fall to one person to risk their livelihood in order to challenge the sexism in movies: it needs to be attacked industry-wide.

"If all these solutions are such great ideas," says the narrator, Bill Kurtis, "why haven't they happened yet?" Unfortunately, the director, Peter Byck, doesn't really tackle that question in the hard-nosed way that it needs to be attacked.

Mic Graves, the show's creative director, summed it up best by saying: "The stuff that annoys you needs to be attacked".

He went on (and on) about "a sexual aberration that offends morality and that is disastrous to public health and the improvement of the race". Finally, he declared that "this evil needs to be attacked and burned at its core". No members of the penal colony are believed to be alive today.

Did I need to be attacked?

He also said that global warming needed to be attacked by all countries.

All players know that to stand any chance of beating Federer his backhand and the second serve need to be attacked, even though these are only relative weaknesses.

But they spoke afterward, he said, and agreed that black inequality needed to be attacked on many fronts, both personal and political.

Free Basics offers a solution to the affordability issue, but three remaining barriers – infrastructure, content and education – need to be "attacked" to get the next billion online, says McCarty.