Sentence examples for the need in from inspiring English sources

He has reluctantly accepted the need in Britain to dance around subjects rather than criticise his students head-on.

For Struve, McDonald Observatory symbolized the need in modern astrophysics for institutions to collaborate.

It's not that the need in Houston is greater than in New York, though.

His party had seen the need in the mid-1960s to set Heath, their own meritocrat, to catch Labour's formidable Wilson, and that confrontation dominated a decade of British parliamentary life.

In her first encounters with Porgy, Bess clearly recognizes, and tries to hide from, the need in his eyes.

Mention has been made of the need in many cases to resist upward pressures under the floor.

For example, "paging"—the need, in the old days of character-based displays, to show only one screenful of information at a time was broken into a separate small program.

But the prime minister's denunciation of Miliband for lurching to the left showed that he feels the need, in light of his opponent's speech last week, to follow the example of Gordon Brown by laying down some clear dividing lines between Labour and the Tories.

The need in those cries still haunts me.

David Cameron once even felt the need in the pre-election leaders' debates to specifiy that he had spoken to a black man, about immigration.

European safety nets are now in jeopardy to some extent because of the need in many countries for austerity measures to deal with deficits.