Sentence examples for historical needs from inspiring English sources

"The historical needs for these safeguards with the so-called old media of cable, television and newspapers are clear," said Jeff Chester, executive director of the Center for Digital Democracy, an advocacy group devoted to promoting diversity on the Internet and in other electronic media.

The historical needs a voice.

He used the services of his friend and local model ship maker Gérard Liger-Belair, son of a former naval officer and who owned a shop in Brussels that specialised in model ships, to find an appropriate historical vessel that he could customize to meet his historical needs.

Human beings have had no historical need to evolve language applicable to the sensation of being systematically poisoned.

He argued that India had a "historical need" for the Left Front but that his fellow Marxists needed to examine why Communism had fared poorly in other states compared with caste-based parties.

The other historical need for sifting was to fluff up the flour after it had been compacted during shipping, but that is also no longer necessary, because flour, sifted at the factory, is now shipped in individual packages instead of large barrels and is not crushed as much.

This is consistent with the historical need for surgeons in ID patient management where surgical intervention is required to control or eliminate infection.

Demand and supply side factors (both current and historical) need to be taken into account, decisions of where to locate and what to sell are likely to be informed by the type of customer base located in particular areas and what they are likely to buy as well as the opportunity afforded to maximise sales by being located along main arterial roads (Melaniphy, 2007).

We can only speculate on the reasons for such a surprising low occupancy: it may be related to the historical need for flexibility in the uptake of LDL, that is, occasionally the system had to deal with large concentrations of LDL, or that the LDL-receptor is also used for the uptake of other particles.

The documents project suggests a way in which the same museums could simultaneously look outward, not by a return to old break-the-bank loan shows but through a judicious alignment of art-historical need, Web-based technology and a growing pool of willing and able scholars in blossoming fields of art history.

Historical writing needs assumptions, otherwise its pages are a mere chronicle rather than an explanation.