Sentence examples for the need for which from inspiring English sources

Tribute, the need for which was assumed rather than explained, was to be stored at Delos, which would also be the site of league meetings, or synods.

I am hiding from the House what I promised to have done by now, but shall go for some pretend honesty about hard decisions in the next parliament, the need for which I once promised would have vanished by now.

But it still leaves Scotland with a Scottish secretary in the cabinet, the need for which looks increasingly hard to justify.Even if Mr Blair does nothing to correct that anomaly, a more important and growing problem is that of public spending.

Most of the energy used in UK buildings is for heating and lighting, the need for which is determined, to a large extent, by building form and envelope, and the thermal properties of construction.

Edward involved himself heavily in discussions over army reform, the need for which had become apparent with the failings of the Second Boer War.

New strains developed between the band members regarding the appointment of a financial adviser, the need for which had become evident without Epstein to manage business affairs.

This again is true but are they still meeting the needs for which they were established?

Diego does things without the need for recognition, which is the boldest, nicest thing.

It also suppresses weeds and eliminates the need for hoeing, which would damage those shallow roots.

We need a debate about the limits to stimulus policies — not the need for them, which should be self-evident.

But there's something about LA, and fame, and the need for acknowledgement, which is very infantile".