Sentence examples for such a needs from inspiring English sources
The phrase "such a needs" is not correct in English.
It should be "such a need" if referring to a singular requirement or necessity. Example: "There is such a need for better communication in our team."
The purpose of this study was to use such a needs assessment to model a subset of the GS curriculum in colon and rectal surgery.
As such, a needs assessment in the Ugandan context should explore the environmental constraints (e.g. access to condoms), abilities (e.g. skills to discuss delayed sexual intercourse or use condoms) and socio-economic and cultural factors (e.g. gender norms concerning sexuality, stigma and taboos, poverty leading to risky sexual behaviour, collectivism) present in a sub-Saharan context.
"It is a response to such a need for justice".
"There's such a need for human contact.
"There was such a need," Mr. Collins said.
Why, one might ask, should there be such a need?
"But we have such a need to know each other, such a need for resources, contacts who we trust".
But what might constitute such a need was left unsaid.
There is such a need, and it is urgent.
"There is such a need," Ms. Christensen said.
