Sentence examples for a steady need for from inspiring English sources
Blood centers function more as pipelines than banks, and there is a steady need for donors.
This was less true in the south, where continuing poverty ensured a steady need for subsidies from the central government.
They're far from the majority, but these contrarians -- including an engineering firm counting on the steady need for seismic safety, a fitness studio selling franchises and a store moving in where a bankrupt competitor moved out -- are betting that demand will carry them through.
Two large customers are distributors supplying high end restaurants and stores with my grass-fed lamb, which need a steady supply for as long as they can, with very high demand during the vacation months of July and August and well into September.
"There is a critical need for a steady supply of professionals and enthusiasts with field surveying and identification skills; without them much of the biodiversity knowledge that underpins informed environmental stewardship will disappear.
"This was not equivalence; this was hemispherical abjection". Reading these tirades, it's hard not to get the feeling that Amis is responding to a writerly need for a steady supply of foolishness to scourge rather than any urgent political threat.
But this exposes them to risk, because in order to make the payments, they need to have a steady income for many years.
We need continuity and a steady ship for a few seasons to go into the new stadium and then take it from there.
The traditional, allopathic practice of clinical environmental medicine has evolved in developed countries with a steady decline in the need for diagnosis and treatment of disease caused by high-level exposures as these countries have made the epidemiologic transition from short-latency, acute effects of high-intensity doses to long-latency, chronic effects of low-intensity cumulative doses.
For the drug economy to be eradicated, says the government, the legal economy will need to grow at a steady 9% for many years to come.In addition, lack of security remains a barrier to economic and political development.
