Sentence examples for an accelerated need for from inspiring English sources

In the face of millions of Americans who would continue to receive either no health care or enormous bills that may potentially drive them further into debt because of an accelerated need for individual and family mental health services, a few Band-Aids offer little hope.

He said there was no set number of people working from home, but there had been "an accelerated need for flexible working".

(The work) has been long-standing but the accelerated need for our work and the number of times we are called has grown exponentially".

Nāṣer al-Dīn Shāh, also spelled Nāṣir al-Dīn Shāh (born July 17 , 1831 near Tabrīz, Iran died May 1, 1896, Tehrān) Qājār shah of Iran (1848 96) who began his reign as a reformer but became increasingly conservative, failing to understand the accelerating need for change or for a response to the pressures brought by contact with the Western nations.

Briceño (2015) suggests that there is a need to balance the pace of DRR implementation with the accelerating need for greater DRR in the face of emerging, complex disaster scenarios.

This underperformance is true for genetics, as well as for science and math in general, and is particularly worrisome given the accelerating need for scientists and engineers in our increasingly technology-driven economy.

The State Legislature took the final step needed to arrange for an accelerated special election for John Kerry's Senate seat if he is elected president.

Combining these services using mash-ups, business process management (BPM) or other techniques would result in an accelerated process for giving businesses what they need to succeed.

Mr. Ford said yesterday that the events of Sept. 11 had worsened an already bleak outlook for the auto industry and accelerated the need for change at the top of Ford, which has been struggling to devise a turnaround plan.

"Rapid developments in the areas of tissue engineering, cellular therapeutics, in vitro fertilization, and transfusion medicine have accelerated the need for cost-effective preservation methods to enable a ready supply of biological materials.

In recent years, the development of genetically engineered recombinant VLPs has accelerated the need for new, improved downstream processes.