Sentence examples for prove in need from inspiring English sources

Even if her "rough figure" for the overall scale of Milbus (about £10 billion, or $20.7 billion) and her accounts of specific examples prove in need of revision, Ms. Siddiqa has dared to illuminate Pakistan's military as an oppressive holding company possessing not just security-related businesses, but also hotels, shopping malls, insurance companies, banks, farms and an airline.

But dogs, not surprisingly, prove more in need of care than their more aloof and independent colleagues.

(NFL Films) At that moment, Sauer realized that, as he said many years later, "I didn't have anything more to prove in football" and "I needed to find a new direction".

The tentative settlement relieves Gladstone N. Jones III, the lobstermen's lawyer, of the need to prove in court that the die-off was linked to the pesticide.

— AceGirlsHusband, Sacramento, Ca. Responses to 'The N.R.A.'s Blockade on Science' by Gary Gutting There is no need to prove in advance that gun control will work.

White House attorneys would need to prove in court that the finding was arbitrary and capricious.

I don't need to prove in front of the patients.

"Tease," which dates from 1988, proved badly in need of trimming.

There are millions of Michaelas -- diligent, proven workers in need of credentials or skills to qualify for that next step up the economic ladder.

They don't play pretty but they grind out results and as proven in history, you need a reliable kicker.

Since local existence results have been proved in [7], we only need to prove a priori estimates.