Sentence examples for material means needed from inspiring English sources

At the same time, government leaders must do everything possible to ensure that all can have the minimum spiritual and material means needed to live in dignity and to create and support a family, which is the primary cell of any social development.

The lack of a definitive end to hostilities will mean material needed for reconstruction cannot be brought into Gaza.

According to Penny Sparke, the author of a recent book about her, "She knew how to provide the appropriate setting for people who were moving from one social position to another and who needed a material means of expressing their newly acquired identities".

That means that less material is needed, which in turn means considerable cost savings.

A shortage of decorating materials meant many were in need of sprucing up.

Algeria's ambassador to France, Mohammed Ghoualmi, said in a radio interview, "We need technical means, material means.

Trying to meet nonmaterial needs by material means is stupid and futile.

He adds: "Plus, their performance as an insulation material is lower, which means you need more of them and, for us, that would have meant losing more of our internal space".

Popcorn ceilings can contain asbestos and other toxic materials, which means you'll need to fork over extra cash to make your new home safe and healthy.

We shot about four times as much material than we needed, which means National Editor Nico Pitney, who's editing the footage, is probably cursing our names.

Fluorescent probes are expensive, and the Santa Barbara technology could mean much less probe material will be needed for diagnostic tests.