Sentence examples for intermittently need from inspiring English sources

Existing capacity needs to be replaced periodically, and new solar and wind facilities, which provide power intermittently, need to be backed up with traditional coal, natural gas or nuclear power plants.

The burn patient will intermittently need surgery that may need large or massive transfusion, and sets the burn patient apart from the more general critical care patient.

Both living patients who had undergone a stump lengthening procedure were able to walk with an exoprosthesis, and one of them still intermittently needed crutches.

Someone working intermittently would need to accumulate even more".On earnings that won't grow beyond £15,000 in today's money, it's probably not worth taking out a stakeholder pension," says Deborah Cooper, a member of a recent Institute of Actuaries task force on pensions.

However, because cancers may not bleed or only bleed intermittently, they need to be repeated frequently (e.g. every 2 years).

Those include a number of leave options for new parents (they can take their time in one chunk or intermittently, as needed) and expanded opportunities to work from home or work flexible hours.

Fentanyl or sufentanil is administered intermittently, as needed.

"Billy Elliot" is a small, heartfelt and keenly observed musical that intermittently feels the need to act like a loud, splashy, sock-it-to-'em crowd pleaser.

They are complemented by hospitals offering these interventions intermittently; these hospitals need upgrading for offering caesarean sections and blood transfusion services continuously.

When data come intermittently, the approach needs to process all the transactions in a batch way.

Supplement this with a cleaner, a gardener and even a student cook to help out with meal preparation, all people whose presence is only needed intermittently rather than daily.