Sentence examples for need more intensive from inspiring English sources

The charity's services reach 36,000 children and support 18,000 who need more intensive attention.

Children and parents may need more intensive intervention, booster sessions and longer monitoring.

When people get sicker, they need more intensive — and expensive — health care services.

I agree with your contention that the police need more intensive training on issues of gender relations and gender-related violence (editorial, July 6).

Camp Liberty is one of four bases that also offers soldiers a place to go when they need more intensive counseling and rest.

Philippine law mandates rehab for drug-related offenses, yet officials have lacked training to discern between users who can stop and addicts who need more intensive treatment.

The lessons vary depending on the needs of the clients – they might be group drop-in sessions, or one-to-one tutorials for people who need more intensive help.

"The longer someone has to wait for the treatment they need, the greater the risk that they will become more unwell and need more intensive treatment further down the line," she said.

He is now earning $7.50 an hour as a dishwasher at IHOP and gets most of his care at the clinic, though he eventually will need more intensive care.

Finally, as Mr. Kristof noted and Ms. Huntington explains, we should focus on those deeply poor families for whom we need more intensive, individualized services and identify better ways to give them — and their children — a greater shot at success.

Sergeant Russell, of the 54th Engineering Battalion based in Bamberg, Germany, may have received counseling from a chaplain, Army officials said, but his commanders determined that he needed more intensive care.