Sentence examples similar to which even needs from inspiring English sources

Which even she needs.

This is a hall in which even a soloist needs to calibrate the sound with considerable care.

Ultimately, it will provide even further relief from our confusing tax code which even the Internal Revenue Service recognizes needs an overhaul.

Although women in Sweden receive general information, both oral and written in relation to ultrasound screening, they have reported difficulties in absorbing all the information [ 9]. Results from an Irish study [ 10] showed that some women felt that they received information at a level exceeding their needs, which even increased their anxiety.

I could reel off a handful of confusing sub-genres, such as drumstep, deep-house or liquid drum'n'bass, that are currently all the rage, but the main thing you need to know, which even in my mid-twenties has taken me time to adjust to, is that genres don't really matter anymore.

Byatt traces the trend -- discernible on this side of the Atlantic as well -- to several factors, including the novelist's desire "to find historical paradigms for contemporary situations" (a social-minded impulse of which even Drabble might approve); an "aesthetic need to write colored and metaphorical language"; and an eagerness to escape the self as subject matter.

(Premise, to which even the Fool agrees).

But for some workers at Swiss bank UBS, dress code is not just a guide – it's a detailed set of instructions for which you may even need a ruler.

Keith Vaz, chairman of the Commons home affairs select committee, noted that searches under section 60 of the Criminal Justice and Public Order Act– which do not even need the police to have any grounds of suspicion – black people were 25 times more likely to be searched in the street.

Of course, there are erotetic experiences that can be realized internally, but such experiences are not questions; rather, they are erotetic attitudes (Fragehaltungen, cf. Reinach 1912/13, 281f and Pfänder 1911, 180f), which do not even need to be linguistically "clothed".

And then there's the bone, which needs even more cooking, unless you like that fresh-out-of-the-fridge appearance.