Sentence examples for unusual needs of from inspiring English sources

In view of the unusual needs of the community in a public health emergency, it might seem that we should simply extend therapeutic access to everyone in that community as they are all in the midst of an emergency.

This makes unusual needs one of the easiest needs to deal with; while you may get a vague, questioning look for recurring needs, that is less likely, but still possible here.

At the same time, however, he had an unusual need for the fellowship of like-minded men.

Be receptive of unusual needs that are normally spoken by the customer (not from your creating a need).

Then there are the particularly unusual needs: Giants lineman Chris Snee is one of a few players to wear the "diaper," or the extra flap that goes between the legs and keeps the jersey from riding up, while quarterback Eli Manning and linebacker Mathias Kiwanuka prefer the older, mesh-style jerseys (as opposed to the newer, microfiber versions).

As such, most of the victims of the suicide bombing attacks in its catchment area are evacuated to TASMC, and a special treatment protocol has evolved for coping with the unusual logistic needs of such events.

"In current circumstances, depository institutions may experience unusual funding needs because of dislocations in money and credit markets," the central bank said.

"In current circumstances, depository institutions may experience unusual funding needs because of dislocations in money and credit markets," the Fed said in a statement Friday.

The placing of Roma children who do not have any unusual educational needs or mental disability into special needs schools continues in countries such as the Czech Republic.

The temperature dependence of the dielectric permittivity of pure matrix CdC8 is very unusual and needs to be explored more.

The kidnapping has put the Turkish government, which has carved a niche for itself running crisis diplomacy between the West and the Muslim world, in the unusual position of needing emergency mediation itself.