Sentence examples for monthly needs from inspiring English sources

She does not earn enough to buy school books for her own child, and she cannot meet other basic monthly needs.

Parents told of how they must regularly skip meals to feed their children and hunt game when the food stamp allotment falls short of monthly needs.

At the same time, the judge questioned some figures that Ms. Hanover, a television personality and actress, presented to the court to explain her monthly needs.

The judge questioned some figures that Ms. Hanover, a television personality and actress, presented to the court to explain her monthly needs, like $1,140 a month listed for her dog.

Many more, like Ms Dunham, have incomes above the poverty line but nevertheless cannot meet their families' basic monthly needs, and there are signs that their number is growing.Getting stickierOnce upon a time the fates of these people weighed heavily on American politicians.

The company, which says it now has some 435 million users of its mobile services monthly, needs to kickstart its international sales if it wants to avoid the risk of looking like it's abandoning interest in growing abroad and limiting itself only to the U.S. (Its partial divesture in Alibaba, lucrative as it is, could be seen as another mark of Yahoo's shift in focus).

They said their food stamps covered only half their monthly need, on average.

Six months prior to the beginning of the regional initiative, the region was initiating 35.8% of the estimated monthly need for HAART initiations (n=179 HAART initiations per month of 500 patients per month who were in need of HAART based on original population estimates).

With such a mortgage, Mr. Eisenson said, the lender calculates how much the monthly payment needs to be to repay a specific amount for a predetermined number of years at a fixed interest rate.

Most blowouts cost around $40, depending on the salon, so anyone who gets weekly blowouts will likely smile at the idea of a flat $100 fee for all their monthly hair needs.

An evaluation of month-to-month electricity supply and demand showed that between 9% and 20% (13% and 29%) of monthly electricity needs for a county with low (high) average wind speeds could be met if 30% of the county's households had a residential-scale turbine.