Sentence examples for by the growing needs from inspiring English sources

This study is part of a sustainable development policy that is dictated by the growing needs of material resources and the requirements of environmental protection.

This importance is further supported by the growing needs of our aging population, where the risk of fracture and poor recovery become more frequent.

A possible explanation for this might be the increasing burden on the healthcare system, caused by the growing needs of patients.

A new mother at a nearby table, Suzanne Leyden, an actuary, said the authorities seemed to have anticipated the growing needs by opening or expanding primary schools.

Based on auctions held by Europeans for licenses earlier this year and the growing needs of American wireless companies to fill out their national networks and augment service in their existing digital wireless telephone markets, some Wall Street analysts and industry executives estimate that the auction, which is scheduled to begin on Tuesday, could raise more than $15 billion.

[ 6] We acknowledge that actions should be taken to alleviate the burden of patients by reducing wait times but with the growing needs for this surgery, allocation of more resource for surgery alone is unlikely to reach its goal.

The article is motivated by the growing need for fast and efficient charge balancing in lithium-ion battery packs.

To be honest, I think most people would be shocked by the growing need for basic food". Three grandmothers from the estate admit that times are indeed tough.

Pressed by the growing need to care for patients who cannot pay their bills, Michael D. Connelly, chief executive of Catholic Healthcare, said his organization had little choice.

This work is motivated by the growing need for end-to-end lightpaths to support high volume data transferring applications such as GridFTP (GRID File Transfer Protocol and SANN (Storage Area Networks) over multi-domain networks.

Food banks like ours are equipped to save surplus food before it ends up in the landfill, but since the recession, our network has been stretched to capacity by the growing need, while at the same time, our partners in the public sphere have been making cuts to federal hunger-relief programs that support our work.