One bioinformatics researcher, himself involved in the Genome of the Netherlands project, phrased the need for differentiation as follows: '[B]efore, those populations did not seem to be so far apart but now that they have started to measure much deeper5, you can find variants that are very rare in populations, less than five percent for example.
At that meeting, they adopted a stock phrase about the need to monitor exchange rate movements closely and "cooperate as appropriate".
"After all, they start with a lot of advantages: the basic concept... 40 years of unpaid publicity, the characters' personalities, the characters' names, the characters' stress, the characters' dialogue... twelve funny episodes to which they make reference, plus all the catch-phrases, without the need to pay Connie Booth and me a single cent".
In case the phrases "emphasizes the need to cut Medicare" and "end the drug war" didn't clue you in, Johnson is unelectable.
Or, in Buffett's phrase, it emphasises the need for "shared sacrifice".
Oracle's lawsuit against Google has led to several rather awkward claims, eg that the word 'license' in the phrase "we need to negotiate a license for Java under the terms we need" referred to "not a license from anybody", a kind of license with which I was previously entirely unfamiliar.
Coincidentally, a sweatshirt displaying the phrase "I Need a Drink" came down the catwalk as the haunting song faded into obscurity.
The handwringing of the phrase "we need more women in … " (politics, technology, football, FTSE 100 companies) has become, even for women, a bit of a turn-off, with its suggestion that women are primarily a problem to be solved.
The form of the phrase may need to be changed.
I was on an interview, and the guy kept using the phrase, "we need somebody who can light a fire".
