Sentence examples for so clearly needed from inspiring English sources

Saying that the organization was "sick," he announced a fare increase that was so clearly needed that even the rail unions supported it.

If London's World Cup in Stratford this February was a good step back in the right direction, the world championships in Melbourne was where the squad began to gain the momentum they so clearly needed.

Those calling for deep reforms, much more transparency and a change of guard at the top are right.But this being a blog about Britain, this is a posting pondering why England's football establishment looks so extraordinarily isolated this morning, after leading the calls for a clean-up that is so clearly needed.

Sadly, while comprehensive tax reform is so clearly needed, Congress has no stomach for tampering with a tax system its wealthy backers have come to know and love.

The Federal Reserve Board, which oversees and coddles this industry, needs to ensure that consumers get the protections Congress intended, and Americans so clearly need.

The Malaysian authorities, after almost two weeks of unconcerned contradiction, seem to be wilting a little, and asking for more of the help that they so clearly need.

That may be the only way to get the holders of credit cards the full protections Congress intended and they so clearly need.

Then he says, only half jokingly, "The only thing I would do is run the Royal Ballet - something that so clearly needs reinvention".

The city is to be European Capital of Culture in 2013, so clearly needs all those design hotels, lounge bars and galleries that have sprung up to puzzle the hoodlums.

I knew that I had got the balance wrong at the interview, when I found myself talking to Alan Yentob and Lisa Appignanesi, not about the bold and challenging programming that the place so clearly needs, but about the ICA's smell.

It's an angle which could have led to some interestingly dark territory but as edgy as Bryan Sipe's script clearly wants to be, this is a boringly safe film, focused on pushing our confused character into the family unit he so clearly needs to be a part of.