Sentence examples for need represents from inspiring English sources

"For a Christian it shouldn't matter what race, religion and nationality the person in need represents".

The previous civil society minister Brooks Newmark, who, somewhat rashly, said that charities should "stick to their knitting" – ie, doing direct work with the needy, rather than challenging the systems that give rise to need – represents a big constituency of opinion.

This need represents our desire to belong, to be involved and accepted.

Evaluated need "represents professional judgement about people's health status and their need for medical care" [ 6].

Walruses are just beautiful, amazing creatures who are vulnerable and they need representing and bigging up".

By contrast, the government's new scheme is a drop in an ocean of need, representing just over £300m per year of new cash.

However, these areas of unmet need represent real challenges that need to be addressed if this vision is to be realised.

However, the areas of unmet need represent real challenges, which need to be addressed, if this vision is to be realised.

Financial inclusion at the BOP for water and sanitation needs represents a significant opportunity to improve the lives and health of families living in poverty.

The replication of natural teeth, especially for single tooth restorations in patients with high esthetic needs, represents a challenge.

This pair of patients with extreme needs represents the two faces of health care in Germany and its mix of private and quasi-public insurance plans.