Sentence examples for developments and the need from inspiring English sources

Most of Domino's media coverage focused on three areas for improvement: the importance of a media crisis team, the ability to follow real-time developments and the need to respond quickly.

"It's really quite interesting here today where we really struggle with the pace of developments and the need for constant innovation constant reinvention and constant pressure for operational work, yet what you (Sir Arthur) made clear to all of us at the time, 50 or 60 years ago, was it was just the same," he said.

This intervention was selected as a relevant case study given the current developments and the need to guide future research and development in the field of cardiology and telemedicine [ 27].

Then he quickly turned the subject to economic development and the need to expand the local Interstate.

Principally the high cost of development and the need for expert facilitators for running game sessions.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's blueprint for hydraulic fracturing in New York strikes a balance between the need for development and the need to protect the environment.

Alex Cobham at the Centre for Global Development said: "CDC's behaviour is completely at odds with the government's positions on the importance of tax for development, and the need for financial transparency to fight corruption and illicit flows".

The objective is laudable, but there is a critical element missing from the mayor's presentation: a balance between the pressures of economic development and the need for environmental protection, an essential ingredient of all sustainability planning.

However, using an average income indicator, or overall economic growth figures, as proxies for development and the need for external funding have been criticised, and the case of South Africa demonstrates why.

Gov. Andrew Cuomo's preliminary blueprint for hydraulic fracturing in New York State strikes a sensible balance between the need for economic development and the need to protect the environment and human health.

Ken Salazar promised as the interior secretary to strike a better balance between the need for oil and gas development and the need to protect public lands in the Rocky Mountain West.