Sentence examples for complementary need from inspiring English sources

There is now an identified need of continuity for the delivery of products to the end users and a complementary need to improve the accuracy, reliability and affordability of these corresponding services.

The histories of these Filipino strongmen, past and present, reveal two overlooked aspects of the ill-defined phenomenon of global populism: the role of what might be termed performative violence in projecting domestic strength and a complementary need for diplomatic success to show international influence.

Officials also acknowledged the complementary need to ramp up routine immunization of children to prevent the virus coming back.

However, it is important to acknowledge the complementary need for a more comprehensive view of the entire working-age population, which includes the unemployed, and those not in the labour force due to disability or other reasons [ 5].

People have strong one-to-one relationships with others who have similar or complementary needs.

"Each generation has complementary needs," said Reva Greenberg, director of Open Book, an intergenerational literacy program at the Westchester Medical Center in Valhalla.

Siegel has distilled his success with such patients into a notion of "restorative sex" — the strategy of seeking a partner or partners whose complementary needs, fantasies, traumas, and expectations provide a sense of freedom to experiment.

We set k = 5, as we follow Maslow's hierarchy of needs classification [12] and we want to obtain roughly the following classes of products: fundamental for survival, basic needs, complementary needs, accessory needs and luxury needs.

Fabrice Grinda, the French founder of Lofty and himself a serial investor in a number of travel sites, says that the merger came out of the complementary needs of the two companies.

So if we do it right and negotiate these contracts properly we know there can be benefit for both the public and private sectors because we have complementary needs and assets.

The authors point out that peer review and GLP standards serve different but complementary needs.