Sentence examples for re in need from inspiring English sources

Re "In Need of a Booster Shot: Rising Costs Make Doctors Balk at Giving Vaccines" (Business Day, March 24): Once again business interests dominate health care delivery, demonstrated in the rising costs pediatricians incur to safeguard the health of our children and provide necessary vaccines.

Three hips (4.3%) were re-revised or in need of re-revision, and worst-case survival was 87%.

This scenario would suggest that MMP-mediated restructuring of the cartilaginous matrix is important for remodelling of the head; quiescent chondrocytes could then remain behind, leaving the potential for re-activation in needed.

Horses at the Fair To the Sports Editor: Re "A Sport Less in Need of a Strong Runner Than a Strong Voice," May 20: How about we go back to a time we brought our healthy homebred horses to a state fair track and ran them to see who was the fastest?

As you might expect, Work is a vital part of America's in-need-of-re-imagination landscape.

Loans are repaid and that money is re-loaned to others in need.

These clothes should not be soiled because they are often re-donated to moms in need.

An approach that could prove more promising is to map the morphological characters on a well-supported tree derived from molecular data to find what characters are in need for re-study and re-interpretation.

The submission delineates nineteen categories of information it seeks from Lindsey and three categories of information it seeks from Blumenthal and describes how each category meets the In re Sealed Case need standard.

From education to our economy to our defense, almost all our institutions are in need of re-invention.

Most American firms, meanwhile, have refused to join the compact, depriving it of those presumed to be most in need of re-education.