Sentence examples for striking needs from inspiring English sources

The statistic, while striking, needs a few caveats.

The striking need for improved surveillance of syphilis and its consequences in developing countries has been emphasized, [ 5] and this need is also evident in Botswana.

However, there is now a striking need to develop high quality and innovative technological interventions to support growing numbers of people with cancer.

The lighting is not particularly striking but needs to be mentioned because of the credit: Avi Yona Bueno (Bambi).

It focuses on its evolution, the most striking aspects, present needs and future trends.

Nevertheless, the absence of product development for vaccines despite intensive investigation is a striking contrast, and needs to be explained for a fuller understanding of the real potential of this technology.

"Be" is also a striking study of need and loneliness.

It's most striking on I Need You, the song that boasts Skeleton Tree's most beautiful tune.

"At the moment we have no (Alexis) Sanchez, no (Danny Welbeckk, and when these players come back we feel we have the needed striking force.

A more likely explanation is that Britain's northern cities, since the collapse of traditional industry, have rather lost their way and need striking new structures to express a new identity.

It had already missed at least 15 of 42 such scheduled deliveries in February, and problems were only expected to worsen since some of the striking engineers were needed under federal law to certify new airplanes as flightworthy.