Sentence examples for a need for projects from inspiring English sources

A middle-aged group of the public takes part in citizen science projects (Catlin-Groves 2012, p. 11), so there is a need for projects that will attract younger participants and diversify participation.

The continued importance of community response, be it to the role of the CHW or to the performance of individual CHW, suggests a need for projects such as BRAC Manoshi to work with communities to ensure that the CHW role is properly understood and that volunteers are provided with positive recognition for their work.

There is a need for project based organizations to both strategically manage long term relationships with suppliers, as well as quickly integrate new suppliers.

There is a need for research projects to provide scientific arguments favouring a greater implementation of tree-based intercropping (TBI) systems in Canada's rural landscape.

At first glance, this all may seem rather bland, but there's a real need for projects like this.

If you go back to the New Deal, to the 1930s, there was a need for huge, visible projects, but what we need now are equally huge, but much less visible projects.

There is a need for public infrastructure projects, and with contractors desperate for business, there is a possibility of getting such work done for less than it would otherwise cost.

Hence, there is still a need for large scale projects to demonstrate the effectiveness of photocatalytic materials on site, including also other positive effects (O3, VOC's, PM…).

Males were more likely to state a need for income-generating projects (males; 42.2%, females; 30.5%; p = .04).04

He said that while a few stories are planned, editors did not see a need for a major project or special section, as they did with the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11, 2001, attacks.

You never know when this will prove useful, and there is often a need for cross functional project teams, the more you are known the more likely your name will be suggested.