Sentence examples for continually in need from inspiring English sources

The fact that Sandra is psychologically unstable and continually in need of propping up by her husband only adds to her plight.

So private property is continually in need of public justification first, because it empowers individuals to make decisions about the use of scarce resource in a way that is not necessarily sensitive to others' needs or the public good; and second, because it does not merely permit that but deploys public force at public expense to uphold it.

"Man continually standing in need of the assistance of others, must fall upon some means to procure their help," a student's lecture notes record Smith as saying.

Some people with disabilities are continually or periodically in need of specialized medical care.

What's that job? "Help start games for the casino and to play continually in games which needed players,"his lawyer wrote, adding Chang was paid as much as $40 an hour but gambled with his own funds.

The continually increasing number of people in need of assistance is stretching UNICEF's resources.

This was the case in the prisons, where anti-TB medications are continually running short, and prisoners still in need of treatments are released or transferred.

When you knowingly pass up value to reach for commodity, you get trapped in a cycle in which you continually need to catch up to your opponents in later rounds of the draft.

Convergence of solutions means that all participants pivot continually around the same sets of requirements of those in need.

To Bourne, America wasn't some citadel in need of defending: it was a project, one that continually enfolded new participants, dynamically renewed its character.

1. Addressing his/her personal learning needs continually by assessing needs and participating in an appropriate programme of learning.