Sentence examples for expressing a need for from inspiring English sources
"They were expressing a need for a higher sodium product".
"The Core Curriculum", which goes into effect for Harvard freshmen next fall, began about 4 years ago when Rosovsky wrote a letter to the faculty expressing a need for a "fresh and realistic statement of the purposes of undergraduate education".
Speaking during her visit to Bali last week, Bishop said concerns about heightening tensions in the South China Sea had spilled into talks between Indian Ocean nations in Indonesia, with countries expressing a need for a rules-based order.
European radiologists have an overwhelmingly positive opinion regarding the future of teleradiology, while also expressing a need for further standardisation (in training and quality assessment), providing both legal regulations and an adequate reimbursement system.
The union has joined the league in expressing a need for one uniform policy.
The G-20's final summit communique did not mention China's currency directly, only generally expressing a need for countries to have flexible currency exchange rates.
In 1957, companies in Greater Boston expressed a need for a management development program to meet their unique requirements.
Within these themes, clinicians consistently expressed a need for reliable basic testing, especially haemograms and bacterial cultures.
The analysis showed that about half of the family members expressed a need for bereavement follow-up.
"The town has expressed a need for more public access to the property," Wissler said, and clearly it's a desire she is eager to meet.
