Sentence examples for need calling from inspiring English sources

She'd been a student of anthropology in her undergraduate years, and she always maintained that a woman's job — her need, calling, and compulsion — was to accumulate things against the hard times to come.

Maynard wrote: "I am deeply concerned that there has not been an adequate assessment of need," calling for "a public inquiry to establish whether Lancashire county council is in breach of its duties" under the 1964 libraries act.

There is something so indescribably touching about a child in need calling for their parent, no matter how old either may be.

Like the smart woman who marries Mr. Wrong, artists often find their hearts and minds going in different directions when confronted by some great social need calling for a donation.

The likelihood of someone in dire need calling these hotlines strikes me as slim because the majority of those willing to take the steps required to follow through with Camping's predictions are most likely suffering from cognitive dissonance, which requires a step-by-step justification of actions they would have previously not been able to justify.

This need calls for the development of a holistic and integrated systems framework for hazard analysis.

They now share these alerts, so you need call only one.

If that's what you need, call up Sting.

Military spouses don't need call trees anymore but they need an anchor.

We applied the Johns Hopkins Adjusted Clinical Group (ACG) Case-Mix System to categorize individuals into 60 levels of healthcare need, called ACGs.

Put together, they represent a diverse array of needs, calling for different technology approaches.