Sentence examples for renewed need from inspiring English sources

But a host of new societal norms point to renewed need for broadening familial bonds.

As American manufacturers' profits — and profiles — rise in foreign markets, there is a renewed need to establish what the brands stand for.

Beeching's legacy has been to thwart plans to fulfil the country's renewed need for rail infrastructure, though there have been some benefits.

But this month, claiming a renewed need to quell chaos, Rwanda has reportedly rescinded on an agreement made in September and sent troops back across the border into Kivu's three provinces.

It would therefore be no surprise to see the labour market upturn lose its legs again in coming months if this loss of momentum continues, and for the Fed to see a renewed need for further stimulus.

It's no wonder, perhaps, that after Sept. 11 some consumers felt a renewed need for newspapers and any other sources that are still not part of a Hollywood entertainment factory, that still try to distinguish among the day's events rather than spew them indiscriminately into our lap, and that had never eviscerated their bureaus overseas.

Health systems often fail to respond effectively to these renewed needs through accessible services with direct health impact, as described in Democratic Republic of Congo (DRC) [ 40] or Ivory Coast and Liberia [ 41].

The trains need to run, licenses need to be issued or renewed, roads need to be maintained, and public order has to be kept.

The president's leadership started at home, and this gave him the renewed credibility needed to return to the global stage as a climate leader.

Season five has lacked the passion, humor and fire its predecessors were so flushed with, and this renewed vigor needs to be capitalized on.

The Hotel Renew needs a renewal, according to its management company, OLS Hotels & Resorts.