Sentence examples for needs as a result from inspiring English sources

Two out of three families had difficulty meeting basic needs as a result of their loved one's conviction and incarceration.

Our school-based support team is prepared to assist you with any emotional needs as a result of today's lockdown".

All the Cayman government recently asked for was a consent to borrow funds already committed by commercial banks, to tide it over while it reassesses and adjusts its budgetary needs as a result of the unprecedented global crisis.

But why isn't help more forthcoming for adoptive children who, it's increasingly known, may well have extensive mental or physical health needs as a result of early trauma, which can affect brain development?

Schools will ignore gifted pupils and those with special needs as a result of a new government target for ranking them, the Conservative chairman of the influential Commons select committee on education said yesterday.

Communities across the country are increasingly considering wind power to provide municipal needs as a result of increasing energy costs and concern about atmospheric emissions; however, with uncertainty in wind conditions, most municipalities lack the expertise to evaluate these proposals without outside consultants.

No injunction is likely to be needed, as a result might be achieved in good time".

Ministry estimates show 3,400 of the 6,000 fewer prison places that will be needed as a result of his sentencing package will come from the plan to increase the maximum available sentence discount from 33%to50%0%.

Home care services for the elderly in deprived areas will have to be scrapped except for those in the most desperate need as a result of George Osborne's funding cuts, the Tory-controlled Local Governmentodayociatodaysays today.

The protesters refused to comply with instructions to keep off the grass and enable workmen to get on with vital repairs and maintenance that are needed as a result of their actions".

Instead, variability in clinical need as a result of greater exposure to environmental allergens and other poverty-related risk factors (which itself results from historical and ongoing residential segregation) largely explains asthma's racial disparities.