Sentence examples for needs of some from inspiring English sources

"It's impractical," he said, citing enforcement challenges and the medical needs of some riders.

Responsibility is now on the government to ensure the needs of some of its most vulnerable populations are being met.

We understand there's a concern that it does not suit the short-term needs of some elected officials.

But she said the amount raised may not begin to address the long-term needs of some of the victims.

If people realised how great the needs of some children are, the resources would be put in, and children's lives – and their futures – could be changed.

"Building on this success, we are working with the government to pilot the idea of more-flexible season tickets which better suit the needs of some passengers".

I also serve as a trustee of a nonprofit organization that serves the testing needs of some 1,500 schools in 41 states and 32 countries.

Perhaps then we can truly say that we can meet the mental health needs of some of our most vulnerable young people.

Olympus initiated its fashion presence at the New York shows in September, tending to the transportation, registration and coffee needs of some 600 photographers who cover the collections.

Variable annuities, with or without these so-called riders, could meet the needs of some people in or near retirement, planners contend.

The tolerance of Israel's leaders to the religious needs of some citizens at the expense of those who are forced to serve is deeply unfair.