Sentence examples for groups in need from inspiring English sources

Bobby Spillane and a cousin, Timmy Spillane, often arranged comedy nights and charity dinners for West Side groups in need.

Simply stated, there are not enough jobs being created to accommodate the wide variety of demographic groups in need of work.

His organization, which owns and manages about 1,500 units of below-market-rate housing, had been looking for other groups in need.

In 2012, Shared Interest opened a new office in Ghana, establishing a presence in west Africa for the first time and enabling the Society to reach many more producer groups in need of fair finance.

There are several straightforward means of identifying the groups in need of help: recipients of free school meals, for example; or schools not sending any pupils in previous years.

Many Zanskaris were preparing to hike out soon, to meet up with foreign groups in need of porters in Leh, or to bring children back to boarding schools after their winter holiday.

Not exactly a key group in need of assistance.

"The other group in need of education are men who have sex with men".

Who needs the laborious business of rustling up a political programme when you can rustle up a demographic group in need of a party?

"Single Girls: Sex but Still No Respect" (Arts & Ideas, Oct. 12) objects to treating single women as a group in need of validation.

In this view, Asian-Americans are merely the latest victims of a college bureaucracy that victimizes everybody, by treating each applicant as a member of a racial group in need of either extra assistance or extra scrutiny.