Sentence examples for need to house from inspiring English sources

Any city with a big university will need to house visiting academic staff.

"No one disputes the need to house homeless families," said Dan Andrews, a spokesman for Ms. Marshall.

The remarkable scale of the Quincy data centers, and their power demands, have made this town something of a test tube for studying the planet's exploding need to house and process digital information.

Likewise, two-families are the most frequently traded category in the Bronx, so unless you feel like playing landlord, or have a need to house a mother-in-law, that area may not merit much of a look.

And among renters, many of the newly homeless have been evicted either because their buildings have gone into foreclosure or because landlords suddenly need to house members of their own families.

It certainly is ironic that two articles, one addressing the need to house homeless people and another citing a domicile for animals, should appear in the same issue [11/5].

The more pilgrims came, the more buildings were needed to house them.

Advocates for low-income housing said the city needed to house the displaced and others squeezed out by Manhattan rents.

The council took an age to release the land needed to house machinery (near where the call-centre employees relax).

The International Organisation for Migration estimates that 1m people have been displaced, and that 200,000 tents will be needed to house them.

The renovations, relocations and new construction needed to house county agencies will "cost over $100 million, easily," he said.