Sentence examples for dramatic need for from inspiring English sources

"By 2016 there will be a dramatic need for more accountants," says Bill Demario, chief operating officer of Ajilon Professional Staffing.

With the dramatic need for more research personnel in the Canadian labour force and the increased support that the federal government is likely to provide for research training in response to this need, there is a bright future for young researchers in Canada.

Species inventories have already been undertaken but there is still a dramatic need for biodiversity measurement and mapping [55].

Finally, we have concluded this section with a comment on the dramatic need for further field trials and natural history studies to test for this potential in the field.

You've written two three-minute monologues for the charity Dramatic Need to be performed this month at the Royal Court.

The play, which boasts an impressive cast also including Kit Harington, Josh Hartnett, David Thewlis and Christopher Eccleston, was conceived by Oscar-winning director Boyle as a way to raise awareness and funds for his charity, Dramatic Need, which helps children in Africa through using art to help them cope with trauma and also as a tool to educate.

"I knew for a long time that for us to succeed something dramatic needed to happen," said Mr. Ma, 28.

Clearly, something dramatic needs to be done.

There are a number of reasons for this: poor quality of 3D images, physiological and psychological problems including the "fatigue" effect, high price of the end unit, and dramatic changes needed for adoption to entertainment, and monitor manufacturing industries.

Along with this dramatic change, the need for communication between people also increased exponentially.

The H1N1 virus highlights in dramatic form the need for workplace flexibility in America.