Sentence examples for rise in need from inspiring English sources

We know that we could see another rise in need.

Mr. Nowak said the settlement permits use of motels when the county has an "unforeseen rise" in need.

Calls to the United Way social services hot line from suburban areas in northeast Ohio more than doubled from 2005 to 2010, outstripping the increase in cities. "We are seeing a rise in need in places we never expected it," said Stephen Wertheim, director of the hotline, First Call for Help.

Due to ongoing rise in need for care for people with chronic diseases and lagging increase in number of care providers, alternative forms of care provision and self-management support are needed.

He places the blame for the rise in local need firmly at the door of the Conservatives' core housing policy.

The rise in our need for all manner of toiletries stems from the fact we eat terribly.

The issue should possibly be higher on the political agenda, though there are arguably more important things happening, such as the rise in the need for food banks.

That rise in the need for care means the NHS's costs are rising by about 4% a year above normal inflation, the signatories say, who include the heads of providers of acute care, mental health treatment and community services.

The government plans are in response not only to the crisis of unaffordable childcare that many sectors of women have complained about, but also a rise in the need for childcare.

Add to the old stereotypes new ones about shortening attention spans and a rise in the need for instant gratification and it starts to look as if, while sticking a splint in a bunsen burner or watching magnesium combust might have swung things in the old days, these days it just won't do.

However, the firm warned of continuing skill shortages with a rise in the need for qualified and experienced staff.