Sentence examples for matter of need from inspiring English sources
"It was clearly not a matter of need," Ms. Melucci said.
William Alpert, an economics professor at UConn, says it is all a matter of need.
Developing countries have also embraced the idea of decentralised energy creation as a matter of need, not choice.
But basically, it was just a matter of need.
Tax has become not a matter of need and policy, but a litmus test of conservative purity.
I am agnostic on the matter of need, unable to adapt a pragmatic certainty that it represents the asker's moral failing or laziness.
"It's a matter of needs versus wants".
"It's not necessarily a matter of needing more money," said her mother.
"This is not out of maliciousness," he said, "but rather is matter of needing time to get the system going".
It doesn't even have to be mercenary; just a matter of needing to Make Something – Anything – Happen.
"It is not a matter of needing liquidity, but the need for a yield curve that will benefit banks which are sitting on a massive amount of liquidity and not lending," said Yazan Abdeen, a portfolio manager at ING Investment Management in Dubai.
