Sentence examples for plainly needs from inspiring English sources

The sector plainly needs regulation.

But America plainly needs a single voice on trade policy.

Greece plainly needs to move to a primary budget surplus.

The American voice is still the loudest in NATO, and the U.N. plainly needs to be saved from itself.

But there are things that Mr Bush plainly needs to do sooner.The priority has to be the economy.

That style plainly needs a goalkeeper who sees his job as much more than saving shots and catching crosses.

The rest, reckons the bank, will come from the public equity markets.Big Pharma plainly needs biotechnology, so those alliances make sense.

Since then officials have dithered, both within Cyprus (in the run-up to a recent presidential election) and beyond.Cyprus plainly needs help.

China plainly needs bridges and railways.But in any case, in contrast to previous fiscal stimuli in China, this package does include some modest measures to boost consumption, such as raising the incomes of farmers and low-income urban households.

David Cameron seems intent on reclaiming the Conservatives' tough reputation on law and order: polling suggests that his coalition government is most adrift from popular sentiment in this area.Penal policy plainly needs to change.

Bill Moore Gunville, Isle of Wight There are many reasons why insufficient homes are being built at Ebbsfleet (Vision of Ebbsfleet Garden City for 65,000 struggles to take root, 4 January) but the masterplan plainly needs a rethink.