Sentence examples for evident needs from inspiring English sources

The relevance of damaged buildings in models of economic and human losses is confirmed by this analysis as well as the evident needs to consider exposed population for human losses.

The knowledge of the scarcity of powder in 1775, and the evident needs of Washington's men at Cambridge and of those in Canada, explains the celerity with which the colonial governments and the Second Continental Congress acted to increase the supply by manufacture and import.

Except for change in self-perception, the categories represent the evident needs and requests patients have when consulting.

As far as the outcomes are "about" evident needs, the specific outcomes may be presented either positively or negatively; positively when the need in question is satisfied, and negatively when not.

Uzbekistan and Turkmenistan receive disproportionally low amount of aid compared to their overall burden of disease (27, 47), falling into the Very Low Aid Countries category despite their increasing poverty and evident needs for better performance (48).

Thus there is an evident need to develop risk sharing contracts for mitigating global risks.

They have no evident need of fins that might help them walk on land.

Finally, these books — Willpower, The Willpower Instinct, and The Power of Habit — are a response to an increasingly evident need.

Despite these innovations, and the evident need to spice up the ceremony, there are several long-standing features of the show well worth keeping.

He underwent back surgery in 2002, but now the recurrence of pain — and the evident need for further surgery — compounded his dark mood.

Beyond the evident need to improve intelligence-sharing across E.U. countries, Duquet said, "in our country, we don't have a culture of data management and data registration".