Sentence examples for has meant needing from inspiring English sources

Taking "action now" to address homelessness has meant needing even more "action" tomorrow.

The drought has meant we need to dig deeper to reach the water, which has raised costs.

That has meant more need for the White House to respond to Mr. Romney directly.

The rise of Isis has meant a need for battlefield cooperation between the groups.

On the downside, excessive security has meant that canisters needed for welding can't be delivered to our factory in Homerton – that seems crazy.

Her condition has meant she has needed a tracheostomy - where surgeons create an artificial opening into the windpipe that is held open by a tracheostomy tube - and has been put on a ventilator to help her breathe.

This aspect, together with the high incidence of adverse events, has meant that services need to adopt a 'stay and play' policy when dealing with these incidents.

That cost has been masked because lower demand has meant we haven't needed new projects but when new assets are needed, that risk premium will be there and it will push up electricity prices".

The region's employment and population have plunged in the past 10 years, partly because new machinery has meant fewer people are needed to work in the coal mines that dominate the economy.

That, alongside Apple's move earlier this year to a fully iTunes Plus (DRM-free) store, has meant that the space needed to hold all of this music has been going up.

But pressure from smaller players like SpaceX, which drastically undercuts Boeing on the cost of rocket launches, has meant the legacy operators need to rethink how they do business.