Sentence examples for whether anyone needs from inspiring English sources

We doubt whether anyone needs to see more of anything done by anybody in their twenties, and in fact the whole idea of a director's cut seems suspect.

Chief executives need to think about more than beating the other guy -- and whether anyone needs to be beaten at all.

Martin Young, an analyst at RBC Capital Markets, questions whether anyone needs to be building nuclear power stations on the scale of Flamanville or Hinkley Point C. "We should probably think about smaller, easier-to-build, more-flexible nuclear power stations," he says.

And Suslov, sharper on this point than Grossman, considered it a dangerous book: "Why should we add your book to the atomic bombs that our enemies are preparing to launch against us?... Why should we publish your book and begin a public discussion as to whether anyone needs the Soviet Union or not?" Suslov said how much he liked Grossman's old novels; why couldn't he write more of those?

Given that "Frankenstein" and "Wuthering Heights" are stalwarts on the standard academic curriculum aimed at the very same young adults that Grimly and Croggon are trying to reach, it may be worth asking whether anyone needs a new version.

In 2013, Cotillo reached out to editors at the sports-news Web site SB Nation, asking whether anyone needed writing help.

A decade ago Radiohead's singer, Thom Yorke, questioned whether anyone needed a record company any more, adding that it would "give us some perverse pleasure to say fuck you to this decaying business model".

They asked only for first names, the sizes of families and whether anyone needed medical attention.

And for the younger people who would buy these trainers, we could ask whether, in this economy, anyone needs to be more enslaved to material goods, psychologically or physically.

As if anyone needed reminding.

(As if anyone needed eight).