Sentence examples for the acute need from inspiring English sources

Hence, the acute need for co-operation.

To make matters worse, despite the acute need the US federal funding for residential training has been frozen since 1996.

That outbreak led to significant global improvements in disease surveillance and in the recognition of the acute need for better cooperation across borders and among national health agencies.

Racial divide and inequality are still evident and the tin shack houses, undernourished orphans and uneducated adults demonstrate the acute need that remains.

Advocates for the poor say the frenzy for the spend-down program is a reminder of the acute need for health coverage everywhere.

Appalled at the inevitable distrust your readers must feel about our profession as practiced by certain "designers" and appreciative because you set forth the acute need for standards and regulations in this field.

To get the numbers up – as well as to meet the acute needs of those on lower incomes – requires both the private housebuilders' production line for ownership and a stream of affordable rented homes from councils and housing associations.

Its staff are trained to be specifically aware of the acute needs and particular vulnerabilities of LGBT people in the counselling and support services they deliver.

The Syria Regional Refugee Response plan, which calls for US$3 billion dollars to address the acute needs of refugees until December of this year is currently only 38 per cent funded.

Such considerations may also hold at the geopolitical level when the acute needs of a developing area or country are in conflict with the long-term goals of a more fully developed nation.

This is another sign that oil-driven 'development' is not geared to benefit local communities, but instead to sustain the viability of global markets and the acute needs of industrialised countries.