Sentence examples for needs count from inspiring English sources

However, child marriage continues and girls' views and needs count for little because of double discrimination: as females, they are disadvantaged by negative attitudes and beliefs about the value of a woman's life; as children, they have reduced status in their household and community because of their youth.

"In divorced families," the family therapist Ruth Bettelheim wrote in The Times Sunday Review, "whose needs count for more: those of parents or those of children?" The current system of creating custody and parenting plans during a divorce, she argues, tends — in spite of the "best interests of the child" standard — to favor parental need for finality over the child's need for flexibility.

Your emotional needs count as well.

Alex's needs counted for a lot, in my estimation.

But no reporter or photographer need count his day lost on that account.

The company needs to count the learning period as part of the investment cost.

To bring his grand plan to a successful conclusion, Renzi needs to count on a huge reservoir of goodwill.

Mantle's 18 years of respecting the game needs to count for something here.

"Today you need to count pedestrians, tomorrow you probably need to read signs.

You just need to count them properly.

Does it need 19, count 'em, 19 county commissioners?