Sentence examples for senior needs from inspiring English sources

Brennan, a fifth-year senior, needs to be at 100 percent Sunday against Clagett.

Companies can buy data to pinpoint households that are concerned, say, about allergies, diabetes or "senior needs".

Aboutthedata.com, at least in its initial incarnation, leaves out many data elements that Acxiom markets to its corporate clients — intimate details like whether a person is a "potential inheritor" or an "adult with senior parent," or whether a household has a "diabetic focus" or "senior needs".

Although the site shows visitors a few facts that some might consider sensitive, like race and ethnicity, it initially omits, at least in the version I saw, intimate references — like "gambling," "senior needs," "smoker in the household" and "adult with wealthy parent" — that Acxiom markets to corporate clients but that might discomfit consumers if they knew they were for sale.

Well, a high school senior needs a calendar at this time of the year.

His slight stature will surely become an issue during the pre-draft process, but in the meantime, the senior needs to come up big against Kentucky if Louisville is going to repeat as champs.

Moreover, the senior elderly needs a great deal of daily care.

Equally welcome in the article is an acknowledgment of the senior need for social contact.

"As a senior needing wheelchair assistance to get to gate and board, the idea of standard economy seating for a 4-hour flight is frightening!" she wrote.

Mooney, a senior, needed 54 yards to break the academy's single-season rushing record of 1,338 yards set in 1990 by Mike Mayweather.

"Somebody senior needed to communicate this by various channels and if possible, the complaints should have been dealt with one-by-one off line," adds McLeod.