Sentence examples for something more needed from inspiring English sources

One shadow minister, Diana Johnson, who also voted against airstrikes, said she felt something more needed to be done by the Labour leadership to deal with online threats against MPs.

I knew that something more needed to be done.

Is one person's consent enough or is something more needed?

It's clear something more needs to be done to better protect emergency workers.

Which means this time, if we're hoping for a different outcome, something more needs to be done.

If that's what really happened, something more needs to be done beyond hauling Sarao over to Chicago to stand trial.

If investors such as Goldman Sachs and Hank Greenberg cannot fend for themselves, something more needs to be done if Chinese companies are to continue to trade in American markets.

But something more needs to be done – something more fundamental and indisputable, something that cannot be turned on its head by a rightwing supreme court.

The RFU are also looking at the funding level that comes into the Championship clubs because they recognise that something more needs to be done.

Something more needs to be changed.

Say that something more needs to be done, and I won't argue.