Sentence examples for needs of the same from inspiring English sources

Maven Reserve also feels like one part of a hybrid model that will provide an array of options in concert to replace ownership: Maven City, and forthcoming on-demand ride-sharing GM is planning to launch with autonomous vehicles further on down the road can work together with Maven Reserve to suit the different needs of the same individual at different times.

A side effect of this is that while UNICEF Somalia has achieved a wide spread, all programs together do not address the needs of the same cohort of children and women, thereby reducing actual coverage.

Using the Camberwell Assessment of Need, Forensic Version (CANFOR), [ 39] we found in another study that patient ratings of their own unmet needs were consistently lower (less problematic) than staff ratings of the unmet needs of the same patients [ 22].

For example, multiple treatment needs of the same type were recorded as a single need (e.g. a participant that required a single restoration was reported similarly to a participant with three restorations).

With revenues falling, The New York Times looks in need of the same brand of cost-cutting that Mr Thompson brought to the Beeb.

Where does that leave the middle-aged career shifters in the need of the same type of professional development opportunities but who have been ruled out as too old?

The rest of her is diminutive and attractive, if rumpled, and, it has by now been made abundantly plain to viewers, much in need of the same coddling she gives pigeons, poodles and Paar".

Word spread in the Witness community, and a few months later a twenty-one-year-old woman with Hodgkin's lymphoma came to Ford in need of the same procedure.

But there are still many more children like Polina in Russia who are in desperate need of the same support.

Moreover, each need of the same pyramid level has its individual importance, which changes according to its current state of satisfaction.

When all other clinical parameters for prioritization are equal and two pregnant women are in need of the same resource, consideration should be given to the gestational age of the pregnancy as a potential prioritization cutoff.