Sentence examples for expected the need for from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he expected the need for phony financial reports to last only a quarter or two before business would recover, with no one the wiser.

So far, the patient's own liver has recovered in six of the seven children, and they no longer require antirejection drugs, Dr. Kato said, adding that he expected the need for the drugs to taper off soon for the seventh.

Though she expected the need for relief supplies to diminish, she said, there was still a demand and she wanted to continue providing them while running the other programs.

As expected, the need for potassium chloride supplementation was significantly lower with protocol B (P < 0.001) (Table  4).

As could be expected, the need for having an interpreter present at the consultation was reduced with the immigrant's length of stay in Norway.

Even though Operation Iraqi Freedom could well be over by the time some of the new centers open, federal officials say they expect the need for such counseling to persist.

We also expect the need for these methods and for improvements in the statistical machinery that is available to practitioners to grow further as the financial industry continues to expand and data sets become richer.

According to the UNCITRAL Model Law of 2011, a framework agreement procedure may be used when the procuring entity expects the need for procurement to arise on a repeated, indefinite, or urgent basis during a given period of time.

It is expected that the need for creativity will convince the manager to start with Wes Hoolahan, who is seldom used in away matches.

As expected, given the need for sensitive detection, sensitive methodologies do exist, with limits of detection of as low as 3.2 nM having been reported [26].

With the violence in the landlocked country largely occurring between Christian and Muslim armed groups, the pope is expected emphasize the need for improved relations between religions, echoing a message he has already expressed on previous stops during his tour of Africa.