Sentence examples for has identified a need from inspiring English sources

Judge Karen Kerrigan said: "Tom has identified a need that even big corporations are prepared to adopt.

Instead, the company has identified a need among people to find ordinary role models and is starting a card line that rewards "everyday heroes" like firefighters, teachers and volunteers.

The US National Science Foundation has identified a need for robots (called co-robots) that serve as co-workers and work beside, or cooperatively with, people.

Recent literature has identified a need for more realistic heat exchanger models to obtain optimum design and operating conditions that do not compromise safety, or that are unrealistic.

Samsung's Display Product Manager, Jeff Muto explains, "Samsung has identified a need in the market for quality photo frames that offer improved front of screen performance, quality design and enhanced versatility.

Recent research has identified a need for seagrass habitat management plans to be based on landscape-level approaches as they offer a more appropriate scale for large mobile fauna than smaller scales.

They've identified a need and they've assessed their own skill set and they see how they can bring value.

Though the 102EX is just an experimental vehicle, Rolls-Royce said it had identified a need to explore cutting-edge methods of propulsion.

Stiksel and Miller both admit they were not looking for another startup project – Miller described running a startup as "a pain in the arse" – but they had identified a need for more intelligent web browsing and felt their Last.fm experience meant they were best placed to do it.

Stephen Fischer, a senior official in the FBI's criminal justice information services division in West Virginia, said it had "identified a need for more robust and complete information about encounters between law enforcement officers and citizens that result in a use of force".

Silicon Graphics, Inc., was founded in 1982 by James Clark, an electrical-engineering professor at Stanford University who had identified a need for desktop computers to be able to display graphic images quickly and in three-dimensional detail something previously possible only on multimillion-dollar supercomputers.