Sentence examples for testifying to the need from inspiring English sources

When Bill Clinton failed to lift a finger to staunch Rwanda's genocide, hundreds of thousands died in the Central African country, testifying to the need for U.S. engagement.

The House Democratic leader, Nancy Pelosi, said women who could testify to the need for contraceptive coverage had been excluded.

A peek at the back lot for "Cloud Atlas" testifies to the need for a budget that defies the term "indie".

The dim caves of Lascaux, the plains of Stonehenge and the dreamtime tales of Australian aborigines all testify to the need to explain the world and existence.

After all, there is no shortage of studies testifying to the central need for it.

The marvels of this exhibition testify to the human need to improve, refine and perfect, turning a means of survival into a sublime vehicle of expression.

Now that the court has heard expert witnesses testify to the imperative need to cut emissions, they are mandated to prosecute the real criminals, the corporations who are profiting from polluting".

10), which described the efforts of Alexandre de Lesseps and BlueOrchard Finance to provide and promote microfinancing in poor countries: From our company's long experience working directly with small coffee farmers in developing countries, we can testify to the great need for affordable credit in rural areas, and how its absence is a huge but usually overlooked obstacle to economic development.

He has testified to the US Congress about the need for government funding of large-scale geoengineering.

Before the market fell apart, Alan Greenspan testified to the U.S. Congress about the need to raise interest rates to control inflation and mop up excess liquidity.

I would quibble with the authors' assertion that the existence of CRISPRs and restriction-modification systems "testifies to the evolutionary success of (and obvious need for) mechanisms that protect against the (passive or aggressive) acquisition of genes".