Sentence examples for prospective need from inspiring English sources

In a recent Guardian article on integrated reporting, chairman of International Integrated Reporting Committee Sir Michael Peat said: "All matters which are important in assessing an organisation's performance and position, past and prospective, need to be reported but not by making annual reports ever longer and more complex – they are too long already".

Furthermore, they reported a prospective need for the system framework to be a foundation from which basic living support can be distributed.

There are limitations to this study, however, and similar studies (ideally prospective) need to be undertaken to verify results in different centres and within different specialties.

Its prospective needs are understood well by Russell G. Robertson, chairman of the family and community medicine department at the Feinberg School of Medicine at Northwestern.

To gauge prospective needs for prescription drug coverage, we used total household drug costs in 2002.

Still, prospective buyers need to be aware of local laws, customs and real estate regulations.

Prospective partners need healthy traffic (five figures at least) and, ideally, some demographic information.

As important, prospective owners need to buy into the league's modus operandi.

As with any relatively new concept, prospective guests need to be aware of potential sticking points.

Still, "prospective transactions need to have a clear 'must pay debts' strategy and repossession insurance".

Prospective students need either a good first degree or three years' worth of relevant experience in industry.