Sentence examples for needs sometimes from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Miller sees it, people who have always existed with a family business seeing to their needs sometimes relate to it as a living entity.

Such foundations, which receive contributions to create endowments and use the income to support local needs, sometimes with recommendations from donors, have grown popular since the 1990s.

Often employers in an area work with community colleges to develop curriculums geared toward actual job needs, sometimes providing scholarships or promises of jobs after graduation.

For decades thereafter, Labour and Likud alternated in government, though the country's fragmented party system and unique security needs sometimes resulted in so-called "unity governments" of both Labour and Likud.

Some partner venues may offer a company rehearsal space, but often the space is only available over a short period of time and doesn't quite fit the artistic needs; sometimes it is snatched from you mid-project because a corporate hire comes in.

Everybody from us needs sometimes an access to the relevant supporting information for our decision-making.

Its end users are people in need, sometimes desperate need.

And you need sometimes two and three outfits a day.

"There is a selfishness they need sometimes and an unselfishness they need at other times.

If Matron can't supply what you need, sometimes janitor will have it stashed away somewhere.

Devices and apps can anticipate what we need, sometimes even before we realize it ourselves.