Sentence examples for more on needs from inspiring English sources

Spending priorities also appear to differ: While men are on average more likely to invest in land or a satellite dish, women seem to focus more on needs like food, healthcare and education.

Many worry that youth who spend significant time on fan sites or in online communities tied to hobbies, sports or other interests will become socially isolated -- or, as in the digital age Good Samaritanism cartoon, they may focus more on needs of those in virtual communities than on the needs of those right next to them.

Men come from surrounding tribes hoping to be selected by one of the women, forming a bond based more on need than love.

Cornell University has restated its long-standing commitment to need-blind admissions and robust financial aid, and it is spending more on need-based financial aid and benefiting more of its students than ever in its history.

She's right that we need to focus more on the needs of the children.

"Yeah, there are coaches who really want to work a lot more on what needs work," she said.

As a result, designers must focus more on user needs.

More on Greece Greece needs a proper debt restructuring.

"I definitely need more on-camera experience," Amy chirps.

It's a calculated risk, based more on projected need than out of loyalty to Bryant.

Less discretionary, focusing more on the need.