Sentence examples for left the need from inspiring English sources

The Atenco movement and the government's repression still left the need for a revamped Mexico City airport.

Bush has also emphasised welfare reform and employment creation as a vital source of human dignity and, astonishingly to the left, the need to help poor countries around the world.

But that still leaves the need for at least one more country to swing behind the tax, putting the spotlight on Italy.

That's because despite L.A.'s car culture, a temperate climate leaves the need for artificial heating and cooling drastically reduced.

Preschool and Adolescent Models (PM and AM) of PA are available leaving the need to focus on elementary-aged children.

Rourre has effectively been replaced by Shane Howarth, who has left Wasps to join the Warriors as a backs coach, leaving the need for a new man to work exclusively with the forwards.

An imprecise shot can come rolling back at you off the front or skip over the back — either position leaving the need for a delicate chip.

Just the name alone makes it sound like a waste of money; didn't we leave the need for coaches back in little league?

The nature of these congruencies by our definition does, however, leave the need for interpretation and translation into particular courses of action that will fulfill the signatory's expectations [ 22].

In fact, the midwifery workforce including midwives is estimated to meet only 32%% of the need for maternal and newborn health care in Ethiopia, leaving the needs of the vast majority of women and their children unaddressed [ 5].

When the fish turns right or left, the angler needs to sprint ahead of it to make the cast.