Sentence examples for needs for which from inspiring English sources

This again is true but are they still meeting the needs for which they were established?

The petition said that the diocese had $187 million in cash reserves despite pressing church and social needs for which some of the money could be used.

They fulfill needs for which a Ph.D. is not necessarily required.

Serving corporate clients where reputation is important and tackling larger projects involving more programmers are just two of the changes that may have ushered in adaptation needs for which bosses provide an appropriate organizational solution.

Intel structured its pricing policy to ensure that a computer manufacturer which opted to buy AMD CPUs for that part of its needs that was open to competition would consequently lose the rebate (or a large part of it) that Intel provided for the much greater part of its needs for which the computer manufacturer had no choice but to buy from Intel.

'Fit-for-purpose' (the project meets the needs for which it was undertaken to satisfy) is less explicitly addressed than time and cost, but implicitly shortcomings in the quality of the product translate into more time and cost (or less benefit).

Tribute, the need for which was assumed rather than explained, was to be stored at Delos, which would also be the site of league meetings, or synods.

It soon became clear that extensive and costly repairs to the exterior would be needed, for which neither city nor other government money was available.

"Your family doctor will probably be at a loss as to which vaccines are needed for which countries -- these things change so frequently," said Dr. Steven Garner, chief medical officer of St . Vincents Catholic Medical Centers, which owns and operates the clinic.

Among their setbacks in New York State's budget is the zeroing-out of noncriminal legal services -- a chronically underfunded need for which, in this budget, there is no funding at all.

That is the poor, among whose setbacks in this budget is the zeroing-out of noncriminal legal services — a chronically underfunded need for which, in this budget, there is no funding at all.