Sentence examples for ability and need from inspiring English sources

"These cases have never been about setting a court precedent; they are about law enforcement's ability and need to access evidence," DoJ spokeswoman Emily Pierce said in a written statement.

But, most of all, it unfolds the pathos of the comic performer, which emerges from his ability (and need) to plumb depths of his being that would remain closed to him but for the chaos of comedy.

Ostomy education is based on principles of adult learning, including assessment of the learners' readiness, ability, and need to learn.

"As we have said previously, these cases have never been about setting a court precedent; they are about law enforcement's ability and need to access evidence on devices pursuant to lawful court orders and search warrants," DOJ spokesperson Emily Pierce said in a statement about the New York case.

This perspective was aptly described by Francis Bacon (the so-called "father of modern science") as the ability, and need, to wrestle Nature's secrets from her.

As human connection and community began to extend beyond physical space and into the immaterial on the internet in the early 2000's with the rise of social networking technology, the ability and need to identify and define the self began to evolve also.

That description should also apply to Stewart Downing after Villa paid £12m for him, but the former Middlesbrough winger has showed only flashes of his ability and needs to have a much greater impact this season.

Providing guidance to students requires me to understand every individual student?s personality, learning ability, and needs.

Meyer's studies found children believed that receiving praise from a teacher was not a sign of doing well; rather, it was a sign the teacher thought they lacked ability and needed extra encouragement.

My advice: Worry more about the individual abilities and needs of your students and less about "sixth-grade-level work".

The next presentation was called "Balanced Curriculum" -- the coordination of standards and testing with students' abilities and needs.