Sentence examples for much needed practical from inspiring English sources

I can offer much needed practical advice, support and a listening ear.

First-generation students often lack exposure to internships and part-time jobs that can provide much needed practical and professional experience.

The theoretical sophisticism of McDermott et al. adds confusion rather than providing a much needed practical guideline for DBS programming.

Crucially, the creation of research networks between potential trial groups could provide much needed practical collaborative support through sharing of financial and project management burdens, knowledge and resources.

Because affordances are real and perceivable features of the whole organism environment system (Chemero 2008), this is an ecological theory that offers a much needed practical approach to the study of perception, cognitive abilities and behaviours across all taxa.

Thank you, Thich Nhat Hanh for the little booklet The Art of Communicating, full of much needed and practical advice.

All our local partners received much needed advice and practical support while many of the volunteers came away feeling they had not only made a valuable contribution and developed new skills but also a recognition that our office is part of a community and not a stand-alone business that they just travel to and from.

In gas condensate systems at relatively low interfacial tension (IFT) values, phase change and dependency of relative permeability on velocity and interfacial tension add significant complexity to proposing such an efficient and much needed tool for practical applications.

The study will provide much needed evidence for a practical staff training intervention that has potential to improve service user functioning, reducing the need for hospital treatment and supporting successful community discharge.

This has allowed us to examine the performance of the Charlson index in relation to mortality in far more detail than has previously been possible, providing much needed information on its practical use, particularly regarding the timing of included codes to which we found the Charlson index was reassuringly robust.

It could be a much needed, credible voice calling for practical and effective changes, where systemic and repeated problems exist.