Sentence examples for with a growing need from inspiring English sources
The economic stimulus program approved in February 2009 temporarily increased the federal share, to help states in dire fiscal straits cope with a growing need.
With a growing need for new and better HIV drugs in sub-Saharan countries, it may be no time to curb the Indian generic manufacturers.
Faced with a growing need for produce in such areas, the Cuomo administration has periodically expanded its FreshConnect program, which since 2011 has offered grants for projects like farmers' markets that increase the availability of farm products and fresh food.
At the same time, many of the large cities have been faced with a growing need for renovation and rehabilitation, often in the face of rising levels of crime.
Corporations continued to show heightened interest in technology startups with a growing need to stay relevant and innovative.
With a growing need to generate magazine sales and Web traffic in a softening economy, media outlets are increasingly turning to stars that are both much-loved and highly reliable.
With such a growing need to minimize or eliminate the use of environmental-risk substances as the green chemistry principle described [30], we have engaged our local biodiversity plant extracts in the synthesis of silver nanoparticles (SNPs) under a time-resolved UV Vis monitoring.
In an environment with increasing competition and a growing need for operational efficiencies and customer orientation, retailers are looking beyond their organizational boundaries to develop and leverage the resources and capabilities of their supply chain partners to create superior value and competitive advantages in the marketplace.
The reasons range from a greater number of black Americans with college degrees to a growing need for employers in a tight job market to widen the pool of people they hire from.
With the prospect of increasing temperatures associated with climate change, there is a growing need to address the detrimental experiences and risks of ill health among those working in sun-exposed settings, especially in the warmer regions of South Africa.
With this desire, there is a growing need for distributed gas sensors to monitor these emissions at high temperature ( > 600°C), especially for pollutants such as SO2 and H2S.
