Sentence examples for we need suggests from inspiring English sources

What we need, suggests Brenda Zimmerman, a professor at Schulich School of Business in Ontario, is a distinction between the complicated and the complex.

What we need, he suggests, is to reclaim our sleep.

The communal rationing, along with signs all over the city that say "S O S" and "we need food," suggests that the food crisis here is growing.

Perhaps what we need, he suggests, is a return to our political past.

We need, as Ellen Hodgson Brown suggests, a new debtor's bill of rights; otherwise we face the continuing choice between periodic economic collapse or rising inequalities and social chaos.

We need, as Franklin Roosevelt suggested, to look at health care as a right not a perk provided by an employer or a service to be bought and sold.

As that suggests, we need to make it a lot easier for local public service leaders to work together.

The fact that Lubitz had been hiding his depression from his employers suggests we need less stigma, not more.

Our five-year plan now suggests we need an extra 7,000 tickets per match to just break even.

That suggests we need a better standard of service from those tendering contracts out on our behalf.

"It is important that they have time to themselves making up their own games, but actually what evidence we have so far suggests we need a mix.