Sentence examples for ending the need from inspiring English sources

Some lawyers say that could cut sharply into profitable business by streamling procedures and even ending the need for lawyers in some injury cases.

The Hudson had been deepened about 1930 to allow oceangoing ships to reach Albany, ending the need to tow grain barges.

Ending the need to transfer to the PATH train at Hoboken shaved at least 20 minutes from the trip, which now takes just under a half hour.

DfID's statement of purpose says, among other things: "we're ending the need for aid by creating jobs" as if development were just a matter of employment.

More recently, growing numbers of res tive students have been saying, in effect, that higher education could be greatly improved by ending the need to attend classes.

We anticipate that this will help keep college affordable not only by ending the need for summer courses or extra semesters, but also by more quickly getting students with loans into a position to pay them off.

"Scottish Labour promises to end the need for food banks.

The trust has ended the need for such phone calls.

Or that just moderate exercise can end the need for blood pressure medication?

The deal also ended the need for a trial, which had been scheduled to start Monday.

Holloway says if the eradication works, it will end the need for constant baiting.