Sentence examples for combined need for from inspiring English sources
The combined need for mortgage financing and mortgage access enabled the passage of Johnson's National Housing Act of 1968, which created both the first mortgage-backed securities and the first subprime loans.
So the total combined need for TVs still went down a bit (by 5percentt), but it is not quite as dramatic as the headline would lead you to believe.
This global appeal pulls together the combined needs for those living in the most challenging circumstances – whether large-scale emergencies making headlines around the world or less-visible but no less urgent crises that put the lives and well-being of children and women in danger.
Ignoring the combined needs is asking for a search related disaster, in addition to whatever other problems might be caused by either cyber or reputation breach.
It's a great race in that it combines the need for both slow- and fast-twitch muscle fibers.
Here, the suggested design strategy combines the need for a behavioral study (i.e. fast and wide range evaluation) at the beginning of the design, with the goal of an exact optimum design in the final stages.
The relation of Martin's mental illness to her art seems twofold, combining a need for concealment and for control the grid as a screen and as a shield with an urge to distill positive content from the oceanic states of mind that she couldn't help experiencing.
eHP is a health kiosk set up by HealthPoint Services which combines the need for safe and portable water for villagers with physician consultation.
The FIB allows us to combine the need for a flat and lattice-oriented surface together with the insertion of a deformable lever mechanically linked with this oriented surface so that interaction forces can be measured.
Adams, though, believes that he and his father George, who also departed his role as County's director of football, had been able to combine the need for a strong first team with bringing young talent through the club's youth system.
"It combines the need for physical exercise and their love to sing and dance", Thomeczeck argued.
