Sentence examples for from needs of from inspiring English sources

A third suggests that desire to please the largest number of people pushes us away from needs of the most marginalized in society towards semi-enlightened self-interest masquerading as progressive politics.

In this respect, his retirement in 1992 was an opportunity: freed from need of keeping up with pure physiology, he got involved more and more deeply into human studies.

I just direct the production from my interests and from the needs of the play".

Certain periodicals spring from the needs of particular groups, an example being student magazines.

A war with Iran would distract attention from the needs of the democratic transition to focus on demands of war.

The track grew from the needs of the motorcycle collection when Mr. Barber decided to build his own museum.

From the needs of organisms in their adaptation to the exigencies of their environment develop the conceptual tools needed for prediction of future conditions.

It was just the sort of non-issue issue that Didion thinks has completely divorced electoral politics from the needs of the actual electorate.

Unlike some development activities which seem far removed from the needs of people in developing countries, providing access to financial services is an easy intervention to justify.

"[W]e expect that advertising-funded search engines," Larry Page and Sergey Brin wrote, "will be inherently biased towards the advertisers and away from the needs of the consumers".

"We have to have our own democracy to match our history and culture, arising from the needs of our people and our reality," he said.