Sentence examples for needs for a small from inspiring English sources

He boasted that his country would produce the fuel in much larger quantities than it needs for a small research reactor in Tehran that produces medical isotopes.

Iran said recently that it would produce more of the 20 percent enriched material than it needs for a small medical research reactor, which prompted new concerns that it is building a stockpile that could be converted to weapons use.

He told the BBC: "He [Mr Gove] is basically raiding money that should be going to the vast majority of schools that have real needs for a small number of free schools, many of which are in places where there isn't a pressure or a need".

That's a mentality you need for a small country to achieve things.

"There will be the need for a small number of redundancies.

Body size and flying ability are therefore limited by the need for a small effective paddle.

There was a time, not that long ago, when gluten-free food was only available on prescription – it was a medical need for a small minority of people.

"Our only choice was to try to find a three somewhere in Madison Square Garden," Liberty Coach Richie Adubato said, referring to the team's need for a small forward.

But I still felt the need for a small reward, so I stepped from the slick sidewalk into the Godiva outlet.

Of Grace, the doomed dog with whom John Hillman falls in love, Fox observes: "It wasn't thought that roused her, only a need for a small movement of freedom inside of fate".

The need for a small, discrete environment as a place of contemplation or connoisseurial consideration led to the evolution of both the tea room and a small study room, called tsuke shoin, containing a ledge used as a desk, shelves, and sliding shoji windows that opened onto an auspicious, usually man-made, view.