Sentence examples for in its needs from inspiring English sources

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

A saprobe or parasite, O. nidiformis is nonspecific in its needs and is compatible with a wide variety of hosts.

Government is no different in its needs, but because results, even bad ones, can be argued away, hidden in giant bureaucracies, or simply ignored, there is a lack of accountability for failure, starting from the bottom and working its way up the chain to the top.

The new Wembley, opened in 2007, may have left the dogs and the electric hare behind but it is no different in its need to stage more than just football matches in order to remain economically viable.

Sure the debate is raging presently, but it's as fictional in its need as whether pigs can fly or whether Superman was or was not faster than that bullet.

It's not something that's immediate in its need, and that's why we're a little bit relaxed on the LTE front.

Beginning this year, Yale will provide the same financial aid to foreign students as it does to American and Canadian applicants, including them in its need-blind admissions program.

In its zeal to create allies the United States found itself on the wrong side of the fence, just as Israel does today, when it courts favor from conservative elements in the United States in its need to strengthen its own security.

budget, which is already $210 million short in its need to meet the 2005 goal.

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

It's Mr. Rhoden at his Broadwayesque best — and also his most predictable in its need to overachieve, overdrive, oversell.