Sentence examples for the central need from inspiring English sources

In fact loving care, which any sensible mother might have told them is the central need of children, was not even mentioned by the minister.

President Bush said all the right things, including the central need to respond to the malaria crisis in Africa, but in the end his comments were essentially a call to Congress to match America's supposed spirit of generosity with action.

Sharhabeel al-Zaeem, a Gaza lawyer who is on the board of the American school, said the central need was for a full opening of the border crossings into Gaza so that the destroyed areas could be rebuilt and the economy restarted.

The sense of awe and wonder generated by the Darwinian re-enchantment will not satisfy the central need that belief in a non-natural source of meaning has been called upon since Plato to provide a sense of stability and continuity in a natural world of constant change.

After all, there is no shortage of studies testifying to the central need for it.

In Europe, Pammolli et al. [ 18] argue that the central need of many European governments is to assure pluralistic systems in which a balanced mix of public and private funding sources assures a "balance of sustainability and access".

The central needs of developers -- like the ability to render game play at a higher resolution -- were a guiding principle in the console's design.

The genomics initiatives funded by the NIH and the Wellcome Trust in Africa, clearly focused attention on the crucial and central need for bioinformatics.

One is that the central Europeans need deeper reforms if they are to stay ahead as their labour costs rise.

Assuming that development is impossible without testing, then the central check need only be on tests, and such a check can be maintained at considerable distances.

Besides engineers, studies, construction crews and concrete, large transportation projects like the Central Subway need one more key ingredient: a creation myth.