Sentence examples for changes in needs from inspiring English sources
Margaret M. Churley River Edge, N.J., Sept. 27, 2010 To the Editor: As an elected city and county library board member for a number of years, I find that the rapid changes in needs of libraries in keeping up with the times, combined with what can be seen as a rapid decrease in financing, is direly affecting our plans and dreams.
New requests pop up daily, and changes in needs happen constantly.
What is unique about this study is that it demonstrates the value of substance abuse treatment when controlling for risk level of offender (likelihood of recidivating) and examining changes in needs (i.e. family networks, friends, employment, etc).
As hypothesized, the results show that work engagement is positively related to changes in demands abilities fit through changes in physical job crafting and positively related to changes in needs–supplies fit through changes in relational job crafting.
Continuous data collection can reveal changes in needs and development of critical health issues [ 64].
Transition is complicated by changes in needs and difficulties in access to proper medical and suitable (psycho- social services.
It also alleges that Norfolk county council has been using individual reviews of care needs to reduce or withdraw support "in ways which are unrelated to changes in need or circumstances".
To take this approach you need to get out into the world of those you serve and study constraints and people, looking for changes in need and behavior.
As a result, they respond effectively to changes in need across the country.
Humanitarian funding in Somalia has varied greatly in recent decades, in response to both changes in need and the political priorities of donor states [ 12].
According to advice from the WHO, differences in the estimates between these years are mainly due to improvements in information gathering rather than actual changes in need.
