Sentence examples for brought the need from inspiring English sources

He served in the navy until the death (1892) of his elder brother, Prince Albert Victor, brought the need for more specialized training as eventual heir to the throne.

He has forced Gov. George W. Bush to change his campaign emphasis from "compassionate conservative" to a "reformer with results," and he has brought the need for comprehensive finance reform to the fore of both Mr. Bush's and Vice Al President Gore's campaigns.

"My main goal in this book was to expand the story, and an anecdote that takes place while I was working on the book that really brought the need for this book home for me was when I went to a party, and I met a young woman who had recently graduated from law school, an African-American woman who had been practicing about two or three years.

The tremendous evolution of the Web has brought the need for platforms allowing to easily deploy distributed data management applications.

Growth through geographical dispersion brought the need for a departmental structure and headquarters to administer several field units.

The specific requirements of WSNs brought the need for new routing protocols that are more energy efficient than those employed in mobile ad-hoc networks (MANETs).

Tunisia's path to elections was difficult, but negotiations among the disparate political groups brought the needed stability.

A visit to the Republican Children's Clinical Hospital in Vladikavkaz, where most wounded children have been hospitalised, brought the needs into sharp focus, as de Rooy explains.

But if there's one thing that restaurateurs agree on, it's that success only brings the need to work harder.

This brings the need for defining a suitable service level agreement (SLA) for the system.

Changing legislation and rising energy costs are bringing the need for more efficient baking processes into much sharper focus.