Sentence examples for born of the need from inspiring English sources

This class was born of the need to survey these initiatives in more detail, and to assess their true utility to the world's underserved populations.

This theme of interdependence is central to Iñupiat stories, no doubt born of the need to help one another in order to survive the harsh Alaskan conditions.

The 1992 European Union-United States agreement was born of the need to limit support for aircraft development on both sides.

This theme of interdependence is central to Iñupiat stories, no doubt born of the need to help one another in order to survive the harsh Alaskan conditions.

The clubby living experience harks back to the late 19th century, when mansions were razed for apartment buildings: the residents-only restaurant was born of the need to attract "respectable society".

GE's development of sodium batteries, which was born of the need for new technology to power hybrid locomotives and grew into a stand-alone business that serves telecom and other industries new to GE, was an Imagination Breakthrough.

The Lime Lab vision is born of the needs of hardware startups and companies that need a full-service consultancy to help their products move from idea to packaged product in a few short months.

It was born of the needs met in the field, from the awareness that the complexity of treatment of people with HIV and AIDS calls for a high standard of quality to achieve success.

It is born of the powerful need to craft a story out of the chaos of one's own history.

That was mostly theatre born of the Republican Party's need — and the opportunity that the bill presented — to find a voice in opposition.

Again it is born of necessity, the need to find a way beyond your opponent in the close confines of a futsal court.