Sentence examples for needs which means from inspiring English sources

The greatest love you can show it is to create what it needs, which means you must know that yourself.

Stakeholders engaged on water security issues, even in one particular basin, often have quite different needs, which means a clear solution is not always immediately obvious.

Instead, the company has structured its sales force according to doctors' needs, which means that individual sales reps carry products from multiple therapeutic areas.

And they don't demonstrate basic empathy for others: they don't understand people's needs, which means they are unable to meet those needs or inspire people to act.

They serve the public's interests and needs, which means they aren't here to baby you.

Currently, the council offers free social care to adults judged to have "moderate" needs, which means they usually need help with two or three domestic tasks.

Longer slips will be needed which means that more sulphinated peanut oil will be used.

"We use a network of associates and freelancers as needed, which means we can put the best team on the job, rather than trying to shoehorn employees into a brief," she explains.

The best feature of growing my jalapeño crop in my poly tunnel is that I always seem to have a little more crop than I need, which means the excess ends up as the ultimate bartering commodity.

The feeder must be designed so that the feed metal is liquid at the time that it is needed, which means that the feeder must freeze later than the casting itself.

For the peak load of 50 kW, it is found that 14 l/h naphtha is needed, which means that a 70 l fuel tank in the vehicle is sufficient for 5 h drive.