Sentence examples for suggest it needs from inspiring English sources

"Oracle seems a little confused about the sequence of events and origins of the data it has received, something that would suggest it needs better management of and insight into the unstructured data on its internal systems.

They know that politically, the NHS is well nigh untouchable - and that if you are going to dare suggest it needs a prod and a poke if not a good makeover, you'd better be ready to prepare the ground with a liberal dose of praise for NHS staff first.

I think that the response selectivity description in the Results is understated and suggest it needs defining in the Results.

41 The at risk mental state paradigm has been of great benefit in developing thinking about prevention, but these data suggest it needs further research and refinement, particularly in light of the findings on the declining transition rates and their link with community sampling strategies that are required to obtain large samples.

Inspect the Harmonic balancer for signs that the isolation rubber is cracking, which may suggest it needs replaced.

(The fact that it does not even have weeds suggests it needs some help).

Democrats have criticized the dividend proposal as too generous to the wealthy and a handful of moderate Republican senators have suggested it needs to be scaled back.

Common sense suggests it needs to be a man – almost certainly in his late 40s, probably slightly cushioned – who has the look of a murderer.

Meanwhile, Jason Whitlock of Foxsports.com laments what an afterthought the league's Rooney Rule has become and suggests it needs an upgrade.

Possibly more of a king than a courtier, but if Mantel's audacious historical revisionism is what this production wants to convey, then who knows … Unfortunately, Doran did say: "Common sense suggests it needs to be a man".

Maybe, as Fahy suggests, it needs Green to force the matter by dictating a path using new legislation and perhaps the appointment of chosen candidates through direct entry recruitment into senior positions.