Sentence examples for point about the need from inspiring English sources

That goes to the earlier point about the need for an active and involved citizenry.

She echoes Leary's point about the need for a PR offensive.

Osborne repeats the point about the need for more immediate cuts being a central issue in the election.

Bush had uncannily bad timing, but his underlying point about the need for political maturity remains important.

The general reaction to my original essay from people not professionally involved in philosophy rather proves my point about the need for linguistic reform.

Mr. Trichet dwelled on oil in part because it allowed him to make a historical point about the need to fight inflation.

Debi Gliori is unspecific about place in The Trouble with Dragons but she makes similar points about the need for protecting the world.

Among a number of points about the need for absolute commitment and an abhorrence of cheating, they suggest they would rather the club focused on local players.

Re "Topics in University Security Lockdownn 101," by James Alan Fox (Op-Ed, April 16), makes several good points about the need for effective rather than paranoid or wasteful measures to improve campus security.

Warden also makes some important points about the need to encourage greater openness from data scientists, and I include the paragraph below because he puts it better than I could: What am I doing about it?

Before the president and congressional leaders regurgitate any more dated talking points about the need for increased "smart enforcement" and "border security", I urge them to look at the facts.