Sentence examples for much needed solution from inspiring English sources

"This is remarkable because it reminded us that we are developing an important and much needed solution for the MENA region.

The fact is -- given a bit of clear thinking unencumbered by all of the noise -- none of the issues perpetuating our current national crisis are going to be solved by the screaming children in the room so why join them as it will only serve to hamper much needed solution.

Clean technologies offer much needed solutions to growing resource security and sustainability concerns and are critical to maintaining economic competitiveness.

Companies like Apeel, Brightfarms, and KDC are providing much needed solutions to cut down on waste and exploit inefficiencies in the system.

Science can provide much needed solutions.

We expect that marrying their insights into microbes with our knowledge of agriculture can accelerate much needed solutions to the problems we face in feeding a growing population.

"We are thrilled to partner with UNCF and BGR! to bring this new initiative to life through the development of much needed solutions for our young black girls based on the must-have conversations about beauty, self-worth and empowerment".

In addition to including humanitarian contexts and specific outcomes into the SDGs, we know that investing in research evidence provides much needed solutions for service providers, policy makers and practitioners the world over.

As with artemisinin, these industrial examples offer much needed solutions to major societal challenges, and are a key ingredient in the necessary public engagement.

"We continue to engage positively with the LTFRB and other government agencies, as we seek to provide a much needed transport solution for the people of the Philippines," was all Go-Jek would say when asked for comment from TechCrunch.

"We continue to engage positively with the LTFRB and other government agencies, as we seek to provide a much needed transport solution for the people of the Philippines," was all Go-Jek would say when asked for comment from TechCrunch.