Sentence examples for for her own needs from inspiring English sources

The pregnant woman's reserves and intake of iron and calcium must be enough not only for her own needs but also for those of the fetus.

Israel's two leading television satire shows have portrayed her as more interested in Italy than Israel, and as exploiting Ms. Awad for her own needs.

Great Britain's control of her own currency is one factor reassuring investors*, along with the ability to set monetary policy for her own needs rather than a large currency union.

In lobbying for her own needs and the broader charter school agenda downtown and in Albany, one of Ms. Moskowitz's most powerful tools is Harlem Success parents, whom she helped organize into a group called Harlem Parents United.

(2) Every customer is able to make a configuration for her own needs.

There, Thompson slaved for hours on end, sweat drenching her shirt in the sweltering heat, with little concern for her own needs.

When Carrie began her adulterous affair with Mr. Big after he had strung her along and then broken her heart, she knew she was doing the wrong thing, not only morally but for the sake of her own needs.

In the individual therapy, the patient developed insight and showed that she was able to alter her behaviour towards her mother, and begin to take responsibility for herself and express her own needs, instead of being violated and manipulated.

Our long conversations were full of pride about John Sr. - and recognition of his rock-solid support; of admiration for elegant Donna who often put her own needs aside to support her mama; for John Jr. whom she fiercely protected and watched become a talented chef, businessman and father; and for the baby - Laura - whose medical career made her "qvell".

Zuela has maintained her sanity by sacrificing her own needs for those of her children; she doesn't want them to suffer a fate similar to her own.

Nationwide, just 38percentt of jobs pay enough to afford a middle or upper class life for a dual income-earning family with children; 32percentt of jobs pay a living-wage; and 30percentt pay what we call a "hardship" wage, which is less than what a single adult living on his or her own needs for basic necessities.