Sentence examples for causing a need from inspiring English sources

Vehicle manufacturers worldwide have recognized the trend toward increased on-board power demands is causing a need to raise the electrical system voltage from the present standard of 12 V to a higher, yet safe, voltage.

Luckily for me, my parents spared (most) of the gooey and gross details of my birth, but they always emphasized that my feet were the first to come out, causing a need for emergency surgery that both my mother and I were fortunate to survive.

As many were very old they also suffered from the loss of relatives and friends causing a need for social stimulation.

In addition, during the 1-year follow-up, 21 of the participants in the kyphoplasty group (14%) had new vertebral fractures, in several cases causing a need for new surgical intervention.

Polymorphisms related to low dopamine activity might thus, through biological translation and transcription pathways, ultimately contribute to a lower sensitivity to ordinary or delayed rewards, causing a need for continuous, direct, and more salient reinforcers to control behavior (Kobayashi and Schultz 2008).

This dilemma causes a need for analytical sound field formulations of complex acoustic problems.

"This complex financial ecosystem causes a need for new processes and controls," Pett said.

The objective of the study of utilised memory was to investigate whether a manipulation of multi-relational patterns caused a need for a bigger quantity of this resource.

First, using full spectra would lead to a very big input vector, which would in turn cause a need for a larger training dataset and longer training times.

Air and boat ambulances are more frequently employed in our region and cause a need for an ambulance "at both ends".

The worst scenario will lead to a moderate impact on network pressure and will cause a need for an upgrade of the hydraulic capacity in order to maintain the reliability of the water supply system.