Sentence examples for in its need for from inspiring English sources

But the nation now faces monumental issues, in its conduct overseas and in its need for disciplined governance at home.

"In its need for special clothing," he writes, "bicycle riding is less like scuba diving and more like a pickup basketball game".

Comic but not quite funny enough, full of glorious arias but cumbersome in its need for spoken dialogue, Mozart's opera Die Entführung aus dem Serail (The Abduction from the Seraglio) always presents problems in the theatre.

It further concludes that the current system of classifying and declassifying secrets is so dysfunctional and "risk-averse" that democracy suffers in its need for timely information about the workings of government.

Yet, healthtech is just as desperate in its need for brain power, entrepreneurial enthusiasm, and a little elbow grease as it was five years ago.

Using the vhl−/− model, it was demonstrated that hypoxia-mediated angiogenesis differs from developmental angiogenesis in its need for the presence of blood flow (Watson et al., 2013).

It plays in a massive 3,800-seat 3,800-seatnecessarily becomes avaricious in its needs for audiences and funds.

Pinterest launched its first paid Promoted Pins three days ago, which actually should have clued us in to its need for capital — in order to further implement a product that could eventually make it profitable.

The big question is whether he is willing to use these assets to further the city's agenda, in particular its need for more money for its hard-pressed schools.

Although Iraq is an OPEC member, it does not have a quota, in recognition of its need for revenue to rebuild.

Egypt's reopening of diplomatic relations with Britain in 1960, and its need for practical help, saw Laurence removed, at short notice, to the commercial section in Cairo.