Sentence examples for the continuing need for from inspiring English sources

The intervention was a mandatory checklist requiring indication and recording likelihood of infection at start of antibiotic therapy and a review of the continuing need for therapy at 48 h and 5 days, reasons for continuation and possible target pathogen.

Another lesson is the continuing need for research to detect and respond to nature's surprises and continually improve our disease control armamentarium.

The continuing need for goods in these categories left Australia with punishing import bills.

He also foresaw the role of traffic-congestion charging and the continuing need for nuclear energy.

"This matter points to the continuing need for consultation to move toward greater policy convergence," it concluded.

The continuing need for quality and distinctiveness outside the BBC needs to be articulated clearly, loudly and often.

We also recognise the continuing need for care in reporting this matter given the ongoing criminal investigation".

[Links added for context.] Instead, there is an implicit acceptance of the continuing need for energy policies that can continue to support the growth imperative of global capitalism.

Which may be a good thing, since this "Candidate" is, in the end, a breathless and intricate thriller about the continuing need for campaign finance reform (Scott).

"Hey, beautiful, I know somebody in Jersey related to you -- my wife!" (Proof, perhaps, of the continuing need for feminist masked avengers).

The outbreak indicates the continuing need for the governments of Sierra Leone and Liberia and for donors to give a high priority to health.