Sentence examples for need dispensing from inspiring English sources

It is indicative, surely, of the sorry decline in housekeeping standards since 1861 that identical advice should still need dispensing, in a new book by a US life coach, Samantha Ettus.

Those fairness concerns are vastly outweighed by the need to dispense fairness to those who were powerless to seek it.

Rome is burning, but the recognition of the need to dispense with it and build the new ecosystem is widespread.

My approach is different from Agrawal's insofar as I do not see the need to dispense with the term TEK.

Meanwhile, the need to dispense medication reliably and efficiently is growing more acute: America's 40 million senior citizens now make up 13% of the country's population and consume two-thirds of prescription drugs.

I do this frequently, and while the lady of the GPS and I sometimes differ about routes, she usually gets me where I need to go, dispensing helpful information along the way: As soon as you can, take the first exit ramp on your right, and dump that jerk you have been going out with.

The service of the arbitrageurs in remitting physical gold from country to country as needed was dispensed with.

On a sheet placed on the gallery floor she laid out all childhood possessions she felt she needed to dispense with.

That's largely out of necessity: at some point Nic Pizzolatto and co needed to dispense with the cod-philosophy and crack on with the actual case.

These methods could detect who was infected, but a separate system was needed to dispense medication, and still another system to monitor results.

Tuesday's announcement lists the panoply of investment banks and law firms needed to dispense advice and thread the tricky legal maze in a big management buyout.