Sentence examples for create a need to from inspiring English sources
The construction and modernization of nuclear power plants create a need to evaluate control room systems to assess if they fulfil their purpose to support safe operation.
The special features of ENM do not, however, create a need to amend the current overall approach to the risk assessment of chemicals.
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However, the shortage of donor organs and the increasing number of patients waiting for a transplant create a need to develop renal replacement therapy as an alternative to traditional organ transplantation.
He boasts: "The headquarters office is where I am .Add in mergers and takeovers, which create a need to proselytise a new bunch of employees and coax them to abandon one corporate creed for another.
AIRPORT-INDUCED IDENTITY DYSPHORIA Describes the extent to which modern travel strips the traveler of just enough sense of identity so as to create a need to purchase stickers and gift knick-knacks that bolster their sense of slightly eroded personhood: flags of the world, family crests, school and university merchandise.
This has created a need to develop methods for the specification of component sounds.
Additional confusion can occur if resistance develops and creates a need to change drugs.
The reemergence of tuberculosis as a public health threat has created a need to develop new anti-mycobacterial agents.
Integrating structural tensions into TIS analysis highlights how the evolution of a focal technology induces technological complementarities and creates a need to continuously re-design policies.
Their desire to incorporate these values into decision-making processes has created a need to identify valid ways to quantify the scenic characteristics of landscapes.
