Two residents were terminally ill, and all others experienced deterioration of bodily functions which disabled them in such a way that they needed plural, complex continuing care and monitoring.
"News and entertainment" are two things; the compound subject needs a plural verb.
Andrew Das writes that the long road that brought Barça to this point might be part of the problem, and Andrew Keh notes that while the home team desperately needs goals — plural — on Tuesday, its reliance on one player to provide them could make getting enough difficult.
Compound subjects ("trial and retrial") need a plural verb: "have attracted," not "has".
This commentary addresses some common themes of the papers from the 3rd EMAC/ANZMAC Research Symposium track on service-dominant (S-D) logic: (1) issues and approaches to measurement, (2) the need for plural versus singular paradigms, and (3) questions concerning the boundary conditions of S-D logic.
Although a conflict of incommensurable values displays this feature, not all instances of irreplaceability need involve plural values.
In this sense, it is as much a response to the need for plural citizenship as a response to the inefficiency of resisting it.
Even the most grammarphobic children don't question the need for plurals; they just object to learning the rules about them.
"But it needs more centers, plural — more concentrations of cultural and other resources so there's a place to walk, to learn, to enjoy.
With the positive – there was no need for a plural – out the way, Johnson turned his attention to the content of the chancellor's statement.
