Sentence examples for larger need from inspiring English sources

While acknowledging SignWriting's potential usefulness in teaching English, Dr. Fernandes, who is deaf, expressed doubt about the larger need for written A.S.L. "English is the language of society," she wrote.

And Ms. Scott, the consultant, said the country will require "$50 billion or 60 billion in capital expenditures" before it can produce enough natural gas to export it -- part of a larger need to invest $200 billion to $250 billion in the energy sector by 2015.

My widow is in the bedroom, in bed, crocheting neat four-inch granny squares against some larger need, while listening to the murmur of the TV across the room and the crashing impact of yet another storm above her, when the dripping begins.

But behind the scenes, analysts say, leaders in Saudi Arabia and allies like Qatar chafed as rebel leaders fumed that their larger need — a way to shift the balance in the two-year-old civil war and end the army's bombardment of towns and neighborhoods — was being ignored.

Lee Munson, the author of "Rigged Money" and a financial planner and registered adviser with Portfolio, in Albuquerque, said he was "offended by the gentle marketing lie" of low-volatility funds because they did not address the larger need to reduce market risk in times of market crisis.

It did, however, figure out a larger need in local politics – a free way for grassroots politicians to create websites to raise money online.

We do this not based on the individual but because of the larger needs of society.

He said the company is open to providing flexible pricing plans for organizations with larger needs.

Although the art department and animators studied insects closely, natural realism would give way to the film's larger needs.

Attendance is generally poor as it is determined by, and is secondary to, the larger needs of the company.

"There's a large need for those funds," said Brian Shiplett, Idaho's chief of fire management.