Sentence examples for responding to a need from inspiring English sources

Prosecutors said at the time that they were responding to a need for "an immediate intervention".

Responding to a need for in-service preparation, this paper reports on a program designed to enhance practicing teachers' beliefs, skills, and strategies related to parental involvement.

Maintaining that they are merely being sensitive to their clients, doctors say they are responding to a need, even if the solution (sex-selective abortions) is illegal.

Stephen Burke, director of Daycare Trust, expresses his concerns: "This centre is clearly responding to a need in the area it will serve.

But we're responding to a need," he said.

"Messenger Kids is not responding to a need - it is creating one," the letter states.

The proposed CoPER project (Community of Practice for Engaging in Research) responds to a need for increased research capacity in a clinical setting.

In other words, the cell moves towards an opportunity for growth, or it recognises and responds to a need for protection.

The NuBra ($60), which goes on and off with surprising ease, clearly responds to a need: Saks Fifth Avenue, sold 500 in two months and is expecting a second shipment today.

This is a positive sign of the growth in interest for the field and the need to respond to a need for editorial boards competent in the challenges of judging clinical testing.

The Imperial Gazetteer of India responded to a need in the latter half of the nineteenth century for descriptive accounts of the expanding British territory.