Sentence examples for definite needs from inspiring English sources

As anybody who has worked in one knows, a museum's architecture must satisfy very definite needs and constraints if it is to provide a viable building.

The use of a threshold of <10% improvement in symptoms reflected the definite need for further surgery as distinct from other definitions of treatment success used in trials of treatment.

Lydia, who came up with the idea, definitely knows her onions and I think there's a definite need (the typical use case, she suggests, would be a Polish dentist who ends up being a cleaner in London because they don't know enough about the culture or the context of job applications).

It was a definite need.

"There's a definite need for it," he said.

"There was a definite need for this," he said.

I realized that there is a definite need for dogs who are trained to help patients".

Not everyone can be a homeowner, and private landlords fulfil a definite need.

"I see a definite need for such a document," he said.

"It has a finite amount of funds and a definite need for capability".

South Africa, who trail 1-0 in the five-match series, are in definite need of them.