Sentence examples for thing the need from inspiring English sources

For one thing, the need for qualified audit committee members of either sex has grown sharply.

The five candidates in Labour's leadership election agree on one thing: the need to "move on" from the backbiting, infighting and psychodrama of the Blair-Brown era.

The reports all, in fact, conclude pretty much the same thing: the need for end-of-life care that is coordinated among all the services, focused on the dying person's needs and wishes, and delivered by competent, specially trained staff in (where possible) the place chosen by the patient – which for most people is, generally, home.

I attended one in London and, after I'd got over myself about having to stick coloured dots on a whiteboard – and the seeming impossibility of reaching accord on a span as broad as what every woman has ever felt angry about in her lifetime – agreement coalesced – as it did eventually at most events – around one thing: the need for better sex education for girls and boys in our schools.

For one thing, the need to limit excessive work hours by tired residents -- a legitimate concern -- requires hospitals to constantly change how residents admit and cover patients.

The other thing is the need to explain.

That is probably the last thing the protesters need.

The last thing the drugmakers need are more complaining academics.

More bad publicity is the last thing the industry needs.

This is the last thing the city needs.

And embarrassment is the last thing the industry needs.