Sentence examples for become needs from inspiring English sources

Things that once came as gifts, like clothes, new shoes or sports equipment, have become "needs" that we fill at any time.

The entire enterprise which the Olympic Games has become needs to be severely reined back and curtailed and returned to become an event for individuals, especially when so many competitors are so highly paid and could well afford to fund their own participation, rather than to be supported by taxpayers and, even worse, big business.

Some colleges may be need-blind for U.S. citizens and permanent residents, but become need-sensitive for international students.

Some colleges that are need-blind during the regular admissions cycle become need-sensitive when admitting students from the waiting list.

A conference discussion that was titled "A Dynamic Dance" becomes "Need, Speed and Greed".

"Because love without consciousness becomes need, dependency.

The automobile allowed people to quickly travel long distances and a way to mark routes became needed.

Try practicing these techniques at home so you are familiar with which ones you can use when it becomes needed.

Either way, Little says, the school does not have nearly enough money to become "needs-blind" yet.

"A long-term goal" is for Eton to become "needs-blind": to admit any boy, regardless of ability to pay, who makes it through the school's selection procedure of an interview, a "reasoning test", and the standard private-school Common Entrance exam.

"A long-term goal" is for Eton to become "needs-blind": to admit any boy, regardless of ability to pay, who makes it through the school's selection procedure of an interview, a "reasoning test", and the standard private-school Common Entrance exam.