Sentence examples for resulting need from inspiring English sources

The resulting need for different groups to work together was summarized in the slogan Senatus Populusque Romanus ("The Senate and the Roman People," frequently abbreviated to SPQR).

Mark Goodman, executive vice president of All Metro Health Care, a provider of home health-care personnel, cites another reason for house calls: shorter hospital recovery times and the resulting need for home care.

Still, Mr. Wolff and other economists predict that the district will continue to thrive, partly because of the fashion world's rapid pace of change and the resulting need for quick turnaround by manufacturers.

The replicator solves, albeit fictionally, what John Maynard Keynes once called "the economic question"—that is, the imbalance between supply and demand, and the resulting need for markets and price mechanisms to allocate scarce resources.

Mr. McConnell's proposal would establish a joint committee of Congress, with lawmakers from both parties and both chambers, to identify ways of reducing budget deficits and the resulting need for more federal borrowing.

He devoted the rest of the program to an emotional discussion of the council's threat to democracy and the resulting need to vote for a parliament that could oppose it.

"However, the results need to be replicated.

"These results need to be taken in context," she said.

Payment-by-results need not mean learning-by-rote.

Away results need to be much better".

"Great results need great proof," he says.