Sentence examples for to meet growing needs from inspiring English sources

This resource forms the backbone of the rural water delivery system in the country and it is being tapped at various depths to meet growing needs.

In the nonprofit sector -- which includes tax-exempt organizations such as hospitals, higher education institutions, museums, advocacy groups and religious, scientific and literary organizations -- many leadership opportunities are expected to emerge as Baby Boomers retire and organizations expand to meet growing needs.

And as the global economic downturn continued, humanitarian agencies were challenged to meet growing needs with fewer financial resources.

The Za'atari camp school, which opened last week, can currently accommodate up to 2,200 students, although UNICEF is increasing capacity to 5,000 and will continue to work to meet growing needs in the camp.

The agency said that big new investments would be required in coming decades to meet growing energy needs.

The field, called Khurais, was part of an ambitious $60 billion program to increase the kingdom's production to meet growing energy needs.

It has been noted that achieving the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) of the government of Ghana is intricately linked to the sustainable development and utilization of available groundwater and surface water resources to meet growing development needs (Yidana et al. 2011).

The original humanitarian appeal steadily increased to meet growing humanitarian needs.

A panel of experts from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology MITT) recently concluded that CCS is "the critical enabling technology to reduce CO2 emissions significantly while allowing fossil fuels to meet growing energy needs".

The incapacity of the state to meet growing welfare needs has facilitated the emergence of a neo-liberal 'common sense', which deems the private sphere more effective than the public in serving the 'common interest' (Swalwell and Apple, 2011: 369).

The St . Johns Riveris under consideration as an additional water source to meet growing public water needs.