Sentence examples for needed and adequate from inspiring English sources

The Bush Regime's record of incompetence in so many endeavors is justification enough but in reality the times and the needs of the troops and their families have changed so dramatically that a review is needed and adequate funding provided to execute the required changes.

They were treated with conventional therapy first including high doses of penicillin, surgical debridment when needed and adequate critical care therapy.

The treating physicians dictated the patients' care according to their condition, including the ventilation regimen, blood glucose control, resuscitation and hemodynamic support, organ support, sedation or analgesia as needed and adequate nutrition.

For the long-term control of typhoid, both food safety and water safety will be needed, and adequate sanitation should be achieved to prevent the type of environmental contaminations that triggered a waterborne outbreak after a foodborne one.

It should disregard Mr. Greenspan's lobbying against badly needed reforms and adequate enforcement budgets for many overdue investigations in the wake of the Enron supermarket of fraud and abuse.

Subjects appear satisfied with the recommendations by the AHP-based system, though its relatively demanding input requirements may need mitigation and adequate interface designs.

As the person responsible for security in an organization, one has to evaluate the risks, weigh the costs, and find the balance between organizational needs and adequate protection.

At the same time, more than half of elderly family members said they faced difficulties including poor health, lack of money for everyday needs and adequate medical care.

Antibody and parasite detection are needed for adequate patient examination and successful diagnosis in the field [ 1].

Oxygen is obviously needed for adequate oxygenation and may have beneficial effects for postoperative nausea and surgical site infection [ 97].

Information and skills needed for adequate parenting can be addressed in parent programs to reduce parental stress.