Sentence examples for permanent need from inspiring English sources

"At least when we speak of energy, it's a permanent need," Mr. Fauchon said.

As a consequence, Hansen argued, there might be a permanent need for large government budget deficits if the economy is to avoid protracted weakness and deflation.

Presently, in alignment with the permanent need to maximize endurance and payload capacity in unmanned aircraft, the industry faces the demanding challenge to explore new airframe design and manufacturing technologies to reduce the maximum take-off weight.

The risks of surgery include acute morbidity and the permanent need for ventriculoperitoneal shunting, which must be balanced against the adverse effects of mTOR inhibitors, including immunosuppression (infections, mouth sores), hypercholesterolemia, and the need for chronic drug monitoring.

Much of the early part is devoted to gushing passages about the birth of New Labour, the prime minister's general impatience with his party and his permanent need for "revolution" and "definition" (something which Blair felt the phrase "bog standard comprehensive" gave him, in spite of the fact that Hyman now admits it was a mistake).

The main drawback is the permanent need for centrifugation to recover the biocatalyst for the next reuse.

Under Dr. Rawlings, 57, Cornell committed to a permanent need-blind admissions policy that does not take financial aid into account when applicants are considered.

Q: Do you focus on smaller projects or permanent needs at larger scale?

"In response to technological deflation, the central banks of the world will have to create new money in perpetuity, increasing the stream at an exponentially rising rate much higher than is currently assumed," says Gada. "This now-permanent need for monetary expansion, if embraced, can fund government spending more directly.

Patients without permanent addresses need a safe place to live before she can authorize their discharge.

Significant and permanent changes need to occur before quality education for all children can be a realistic goal.