Sentence examples for means the need from inspiring English sources

"More students means the need for more services," he said.

That means the need for warehouse/distribution space will mushroom.

For employees, this means the need for continuous learning.

These soils are all limestone derived, which means the need to lime is limited.

That means the need for commercial nitrogen fertilizer can be completely eliminated.

Or they understand that a last-minute audition callback means the need for an emergency baby sitter, fast.

Designating co-workers who are happy to help with childcare responsibilities means the needs of the baby are constantly met.

That billions of pounds of benefits are going unclaimed doesn't mean the need for them has magically disappeared.

The bigger screen sizes mean the need for improved technology to manage blur in fast-moving screens.

The new collection method has also meant the need for new risk assessments and safe working methods for staff.

Mr Bromley-Derry conceded a loan could have protected jobs and meant the need for less severe cuts.