Sentence examples for means that needs from inspiring English sources

This itself is problematic, because patients' expectations are quite often unrealistic either too low or too high which means that needs assessment based on what people actually do has questionable validity.

A looming presidential election here next May means that needed corrective measures and more definitive analysis must await that outcome.

Thus, this paper presents the experimental means that need to be used for such a purpose.

They need real opportunity, which means that they need real change, which means that they need U-Haul.

Their inhabitants, in his view, "need real opportunity, which means that they need real change, which means that they need U-Haul".

It means that everything needs to happen quickly.

That means that Santa needs to visit about 675 million households.

This means that men need to empathise with all women.

The term companion animal means that dogs need company.

But the high density of hotel competition means that indulgence needn't mean high society prices.

MR. EDWARDS -- Here's what it means, it means that Saddam Hussein needed to be confronted.