Sentence examples for needs with a single from inspiring English sources

Iain Duncan Smith, the work and pensions secretary, told Parliament that plans to replace about 30 different benefit payments for housing, unemployment, disabilities and other needs with a single payment would improve the lot of millions of recipients by simplifying the system, and, in many cases, give those in genuine need more money, not less.

Scios aims to serve these three needs with a single drug based on a naturally occurring hormone called brain natriuretic peptide.

It is difficult to meet everyone's needs with a single product or service.

A CENTURY from now when celebrity waywardness emerges as its own academic discipline, students of the unseemly adulthood of Michael Jackson might unearth all the research they need with a single image.

The explicit use of the Swarm gradient configuration substantially improves the situation by allowing lighter corrections to be applied on the vector and scalar data along the satellite track than would have been needed with a single satellite mission.

The conclusion from the cross-party group of senior MPs and peers on the ISC – who operate "within the ring of secrecy" – that Britain's complex web of surveillance laws needs replacing with a single act of parliament would never have happened without those disclosures taking place.

He won the states he needed, not with a single unifying message, but with a series of appeals carefully calibrated to the realities on the ground.

You may find that you can get everything you need done with a single dynamic mic, in which case you can reserve your budget for other equipment.

DD clients might have different treatment expectations due to more complex needs than those with a single diagnosis.

But actually she said "maybe it'll be easier for you to deal with physical needs as a single adopter than with emotional ones".

Others argue that seventh and eighth graders desperately need extended contact with a single teacher and are hurt by the high-school-style arrangement that has them shift from one class to another several times a day.