Sentence examples for less immediate need from inspiring English sources

It might just be too much to manage, and since everything's just a ping from a cloud away, there's less immediate need to make a decision about what should stick around in the "favorites" or be banished forever.

The implication of prioritising was that for those designated as in less immediate need of assistance, it was a frustrating wait and might have deterred some from persevering with their appointment.

It is evident that the care-seeking decisions of the unemployed are affected by less immediate needs to justify the sick role.

Perhaps spiderlings in better condition have less of an immediate need for food and therefore tend to remain with their mothers during winter.

Issuers during cheap seasons appear to have less immediate or uncertain needs, but are enticed by low rates to engage in precautionary borrowing.

Clients often offer more money for unprotected sex, and, in the context of extreme poverty, negotiating condom use as well as taking time to access sexual health services can be less important than the immediate need for sex workers to provide for themselves and their families.

Of the rest, 16 are in daily contact with drugs workers, seven needing less immediate support.

Infants admitted to the PICU who were age 1 year or less, without a tracheostomy or immediate need for invasive or non-invasive ventilation were eligible for enrollment.

This figure is falls considerably short of anticipated needs at a time when less than 50% of persons with immediate need for ART in Africa are accessing it [11] [14].

It starts to feed an instinctual (and completely natural!) need for self-preservation — a need that will always trump less immediate but more fulfilling desires, like personal and professional growth.

This was a very narrow focus compared with the much wider range of functions and possibilities available through Prism, and one which is at odds with a literature which suggests that the biggest scope for impact is in identifying and working with the groups of patients in the risk band below the very top, whose needs may be less immediate or extreme [ 34].