Sentence examples for needs having from inspiring English sources
Too many prisoners reached their release date without their immediate resettlement needs having been met or even recognised.
It helps that Carter has a clear idea of what McGregor needs, having lit all but one of his productions.
By 2020, it could be importing as much as 60% of its needs, having been largely self-sufficient until 1993-96.
Then, after all these other needs have been satisfied, there are self-actualization needs, having to do with achievement of the individual person's unique potential.
If he wants the wickets he needs, having Blackwell and Batty giving up relatively easy singles and failing to seriously pressure the batsmen, then surely Anderson, Hoggard or himself need to be bowling?
Despite being placed at Vernon House in London, an institution that caters for pupils with special needs, having arrived from Jamaica aged seven without the schooling children enjoy here, Sterling emerged from Rainhill High with five GCSEs including qualifications in the core subjects.
Two years later, their needs have probably changed.
The demands and needs have really changed".
"The needs have been large and growing.
"The needs have escalated dramatically," she said.
