Sentence examples for need of replaced from inspiring English sources

While delighted at Liverpool's remarkable 5-4 win at Norwich City on Saturday, and in need of replaced spectacles having broken his favourite pair celebrating Adam Lallana's late winner, Klopp was again frustrated by his team's weaknesses when defending set pieces.

The need of replacing fossil fuels arises in the light of economy and also more and more stringent environmental constraints.

Adsorption refrigeration systems are commercially developed due to the need of replacing the conventional systems which utilise environmentally harmful refrigerants and consume high grade electrical power.

It resembles any number of secondary schools up and down the country – an out-of-date sports hall in need of replacing, A4 posters stuck all over the walls, the smell of piri piri chicken lingering in the canteen.

Remarkably, such difficulties are now cropping up again in Florida, where 30 out of the state's 67 counties have been reported to have voting equipment in need of replacing by next year's presidential election.

No one could be blamed for staying away yet the absentees left an awful lot of vacant red plastic seats – many sun-bleached by the passing years and badly in need of replacing – scattered in clusters around the ground.

However, the rapid deterioration of the mechanical properties of epoxy-based polymer matrix at elevated temperature, and the hazardous effects of toxic fumes during the application made the need of replacing this polymer with a new cementitious bonding agent to enhance the performance of concrete structures in high-temperature environments and reduce the environmental and health hazards.

Nor is it the technical infrastructure — though that truly is desperately in need of replacing.

Next, the Bucks' current arena, the BMO Harris Bradley Center, isn't exactly in dire need of replacing.

Besides a decreased need of replacing the key due to its greater complexity, KSKs only sign a limited number of resources (ZSKs) making them less prone to attacks as less in- and output of the key pair is available.

However, Spain's mightily impressive European Under-21 Championship campaign - culminating in Tuesday's emphatic 4-2 victoverover Italy - strongly suggested that ready-made replacements are waiting in the wings, with this week's title-winners powered by a trio of midfielders who bear remarkable similarities to the players in need of replacing.