Sentence examples for because of needs from inspiring English sources

A spokesman said: "Local councils can now consider giving additional preference within their local allocation schemes to applicants who need accommodation as a result of leaving the armed forces, or to those who require suitable adapted accommodation because of needs created as a result of their armed forces service".

"My daughter went there because of need.

These are connected with eccentric shaft via a gear drive, because of need to reduce speed.

Humans were not egalitarian nor polyamorous because of their social conscience, but because of need.

Remember that they come here because of need and are just looking for an opportunity".

"We've never lost a kid because of need," Wiley said.

Broadcasting in vehicular networks is more prevalent than other transmission methods because of need to facilitate rapid, brief communications with nearby vehicles.

Policymakers may want economics and legal experts embedded, not only because of need but also because they often have legal and economics expertise themselves.

Some states take better care of their low-income residents than others because of race, ideology and capacity, not because of need.

Joe Marler 6/10 Part of very positive front row in first half, unlucky to be hooked off at half-time because of need to give Alex Corbisiero game time.

Merchants in the area said the fence went up two days ago, ostensibly because of needed sidewalk repairs — but Friday there was no sign of any construction activity.