Sentence examples for well needs of from inspiring English sources

But while skepticism is always warranted where the next generation is concerned (children that is, not the next generation of wearables), it's laudable in a general way to try to match the capabilities of technology with the needs (well, "needs") of educators, and specifically PE, an hour of the school day often overlooked.

It seems clear that the international community may well need to revisit the terms of aid.

Good luck to the three legends, they may well need some of it.

By the time the next parliament meets, Mr Chalabi may well need some of those MPs he tried to deselect to form a government.

They may well need more of your attention and time, and for you to participate in the process more than than you imagined.

Exercise improves mood, releases the feel good chemical in the brain and can give you a well needed boost of confidence and improve your self-esteem.

The rising number of wells needed to produce comparable amounts of oil and gas is a given so the depreciation and depletion account expands, too.

In bringing together the Judean patriarch Abraham and the Israelite patriarch Jacob, the ancestor stories serve well the needs of seventh-century-B.C.

Unfortunately, patient enrolment capacity and resources available to offer structured multidisciplinary education programs falls well below needs of the diabetes population [ 24].

This is based on the open systems school of thinking: organizations are social systems that interact with their environment aiming to meet internal needs as well as needs of the environment [ 38, 39].

Ultimately, success or failure will largely be tied to how well the needs of the customer are met.