Sentence examples for show a need for from inspiring English sources

"The maps show a need for a more detailed study of the state of our countryside, because of the technical limitations of this mapping approach," he said.

Results show a need for caution when using goniometric measurements in clinical decision making, particularly in the more tone dependent biarticular muscles after an initial assessment.

If the petitioners show a need for interpretation or modification of the language, the District Court, which is directly familiar with the facts underlying the injunction, can respond quickly and flexibly.

So a balanced and evidence-based copyright policy is one that requires creators to show a need for protection, and also that the protection sought will deliver more benefit than the cost it implies.

Federal officials have spent the last quarter-century prodding companies to fully fund their pension plans; they say that ballooning pension deficits show a need for more contributions, not exemptions.

Courts have generally held that the privilege only protects official communications and that it may be overcome in criminal cases by prosecutors who can show a need for the information being sought.

The fans have shown a need for release ever since the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11.

The Old River model not only helped with repairs, it also showed a need for supplementary fortification.

Rachel Reeves, a Labour Party spokeswoman, said Wednesday that the report showed a need for a "change of course" on fiscal policy.

"The organization stands ready to act if the market shows a need for any further measures," he said.

It also shows a need for country- and curriculum-specific research to develop policies that promote equity in educational achievement and careers, she says.