Sentence examples for need and possibility from inspiring English sources

One of the topics in the interview is therefore about the use and possible added value of the patient safety card and the need and possibility for patients and their family to get actively involved.

The novel takes place in Manhattan during the summer of the 1967 Newark riots, evoking an orchestra of noise and need and possibility: projects buzzing with hawkers and flapping curtains and ice-cream truck bells; Sam Cooke lilting from a kitchen radio: It's been too hard living / but I'm afraid to die.

At least, that it is would follow from conjoining two features of the human moral situation mentioned above: the multifariousness of moral considerations that arise in particular cases and the need and possibility for employing moral principles in sound moral reasoning.

This approach to standards and interoperability recognizes that there is a need and possibility for general agreement on the basic structure and structural elements of an EHR (the Reference Model).

Rather, health workers, like all other workers will gauge the need and possibility of earning additional income (including any risks associated with it) when considering the effort they put into discharging their official responsibilities.

The workshop underlined the need and possibilities of a multidisciplinary approach to meet these challenges.

A growing awareness for the need and possibilities to support safety of older cyclists has been leading to bicycle design ideas.

The paper discusses absolute boundaries for environmental sustainability, metrics for gauging our solutions against these boundaries and the need and possibilities of expanding our focus from efficiency to effectiveness.

In this paper, we broaden the discussion to include an array of metals in paint and underscore the need and possibilities for curtailing the release of metal dust.

Using the different types of constraints it also becomes possible to focus each patient on their communicative needs and possibilities in order to avoid learned non-use of verbal utterances.

As compared with more advanced countries (Table 1), it is worth assessing the need for and possibility of a general increase in health care expenditure (public and private).