Sentence examples for who is needed from inspiring English sources

Mr. Chirac, who nurtured and supported Mr. Juppé politically for nearly three decades, urged him to remain in politics in the hope that the verdict might be overturned on appeal, publicly calling him on Monday a man of "honesty" who is needed in French politics.

Meanwhile, we've seen trends arise that undermine a bull market by making life difficult for the average investor, who is needed to get things moving.

Cumulatively, engagement in the gardens and in science class may serve as a mechanism of personal transformation in a student's academic identity, convincing students in minority groups that they are "the kind of person" who is needed and who can succeed in science (Saxton et al. 2014; Skinner et al. 2012).

She became the leader who was needed in that moment.

One major factor may be the lack of adequately trained dietitians, who are needed to administer a ketogenic diet programme.

Any sample size calculation is based on the total number of subjects who are needed in the final study.

The ageing population poses another challenge: the very professionals who are needed to build capacity to meet their increasing demand themselves are nearing retirement [ 9, 13, 14].

"We have a 40% deficit of clinical officers in this district who are needed to provide services to our dispensaries and health centres.

The increasing premiums make private coverage less attractive to young, healthy Australians who are needed in the system to offset the older, sicker policy holders [ 11].

Rather, Highsmith "used to collect – her word – young girls who were needing a mentor," Nagy says.

This is an issue about people who are hurting, and people who are needing to have this road".