Sentence examples for meet rising needs from inspiring English sources

The WFP has struggled to meet rising needs across the country after its warehouses were looted last month, resulting in the loss of large stockpiles of food that could have sustained 220,000 people for an entire month.

By 2050, the Northwest will need about 25,000 megawatts of new conservation or power resources to meet rising needs and retire coal plants responsible for much of the region's climate emissions.

In economic terminology, charitable giving is pro-cyclical, not counter-cyclical, unlike programs such as unemployment insurance and food stamps, which expand to meet rising needs.

He said: "Modernising the NHS is a necessity, not an option, in order to meet rising need in the future we need to make changes".

A new report, released by the National Law Center on Homelessness and Poverty on Jan . 26 found that a homelessness prevention and re-housing program funded by the 2009 stimulus bill needs more money to meet rising need.

And, most important, will there be the steady real growth in NHS spending that most health economists say is needed to meet rising demand?

How can employers recruit the people needed to meet rising demand – and train those already in social care to adapt to the changing landscape?

Labour has already set out plans that will provide the NHS with an extra £2.5bn each year by the end of the parliament, but health experts have suggested the figure is below the extra funding needed to meet rising demand.

"The government must focus on ensuring we have the valued and motivated workforce needed to meet rising demand across the country, as to lose any more doctors in the early stages of their careers would be a disaster for the NHS".

Temporary-help agencies added workers at a rapid clip, a signal that companies need people to meet rising demand, but are not yet willing to hire many permanent employees.

NHS England says the organisation needs fundamental change to meet rising demand.