Sentence examples for much needed relationships from inspiring English sources
Fast forward 60 years to 2017, and new U.S.-Cuba relations not only mean ease of trade and travel, but, also, that the United States can improve its much needed relationships with Latin America.
(Pregnant and cohabiting 28 year old) Delaying to achieve a pregnancy could disrupt a much needed relationship.
Fibers are particularly promising and research on how fibers affect satiation and satiety is very much needed as the relationship between physical-chemical characteristics of fibers and satiety is highly complex.
Local leadership which aims to upgrade training based on evidence of effectiveness and on providers' concerns is much needed.[ 12] Building relationships among different cadres is important.
The current study not only provides much needed quantitative data on the relationship between migration status and health inequalities in the UK but also demonstrates the importance of carefully considering how migration status is used methodologically as an explanatory variable.
For this reason, says Ward, "greater investment in parenting programmes is needed to provide much needed social support and promote healthy family relationships and positive child outcomes".
But the accent also stimulates the debate, much needed in the comedy world, about the relationship between a stand-up's work and his or her offstage personality.
So we make sure to lovingly guard our precious personal relationship with regularly and much needed pleasure trips together.
Evidence about the criterion-related validity of patient safety culture instruments is much needed to examine the nature of the relationship between patient safety culture and patient outcomes.
If you're going through relationship problems, a pet can provide much needed emotional support.
