Sentence examples for meet foreseeable needs from inspiring English sources
Revenues rose to $1.63 billion while the company's net loss was halved to $132.3 million, and the cash position was now stated as being sufficient to meet foreseeable needs.
As the economy strengthens and the population ages, more taxes will be needed from further down the income scale, both to meet foreseeable commitments, especially health care, as well as unforeseeable developments, from wars to technological challenges.
Yet even the more attractive jurisdictions are facing acute HHR shortages; the College of Physician and Surgeons in British Columbia (in terms of climate, the most popular province in Canada) has stated that the province "will continue to rely on physician immigration in the foreseeable future" to meet its needs [ 16].
While the trustees had been diversifying, and anyway had more than enough money to meet the needs of the school for the foreseeable future, they still felt overly exposed to the fortunes of the chocolate maker.
Most notably, the South Florida Water Management District is pursuing an $8.4 billion plan both to restore the Everglades and to conserve enough water to meet South Florida's needs for the foreseeable future.
Thus, even if high-population growth is not maintained, the existing dental workforce capacity, including the anticipated numbers of dental graduates from ODC, will be insufficient to meet the population needs in the foreseeable future.
We can meet those needs".
"We create solutions to meet their needs".
How do schools meet those needs?
Does the regulatory environment meet its needs?
