Sentence examples for creating needs from inspiring English sources

"Joy" redeems practical engineering for the consumer marketplace, not as a matter of creating needs but of finding unacknowledged ones.

China, in its restless drive for invention, was busy creating needs, like drum-water clearance, that had never existed before, in the confidence that it would always have enough people to meet them.

Culture can perform miracles, creating needs and desires that didn't previously exist, as well as attracting a host of economic vitalities - restaurants, shops, hotels - around its magically liveable spaces.

While an earlier capitalist economy, backed by a Protestant ethos, was built around selling goods like timber and buckwheat that served people's needs, today's consumerist economy sustains profitability by creating needs, convincing us that Wiis and iPhones are necessary.

The Ladies Paradisee is modelled on one of the world's first department stores, the Bon Marché, in Paris, whose proprietors, the Boucicauts, discovered the great capitalist trick not merely of supplying the needs of their customers but of creating needs and desires that hadn't existed before.

The study proposes an approach of analyzing unpredictable needs by introducing the core idea of design-driven innovation, which includes a serious of steps, classification of super-system resources, basic feature extraction process of super-system resources, four models of creating needs for product innovation.

Giant oil fields are declining in their production worldwide and this situation is creating need for search of new conventional and non-conventional fossil reserves.

These people were committed to making a change and support others in creating needed change [ 17, 40].

Not only do advertisers not give the whole truth, they are actually trying to create needs.

It's all about age being a problem; let's create needs, let's create solutions, let's create money.

Whatever experience we create needs to be done the Wimbledon way, if you will.