Sentence examples for forgotten needs from inspiring English sources

"The stereotype that says we're past our prime and ready to be forgotten needs to change," Hammer concludes.

[viii] The Way We're Working Isn't Working: The Four Forgotten Needs that Energize Great Performance, by Tony Schwartz (New York: Free Press, 2010), pg.

I heard, for example, from an old and dear friend, Tony Schwartz, President and CEO of The Energy Project, whose new book, The Way We're Working Isn't Working: The Four Forgotten Needs that Energize Great Performance (coming out in May), has a whole chapter on the importance of sleep.

His calm emphasis here on the sometimes forgotten need to see justice done shows his unyielding belief in its importance.

The case is of no consequence except as an extreme clinical example of the type of forgetting needed for everyday survival under Stalinism.

Forget "need to know" limitations.

And to state something so apparent it seems forgotten: Everyone needs plants.

Technocrats have not forgotten human needs in their grand plan.

This column reflects on what the venture capital industry has forgotten and needs to re-learn.

However, we have forgotten our need for the biodiversity that surrounds us.

People were looking for "that Oprah money" but had forgotten the need for service, for discipline, for political will.