Sentence examples for intentions and needs from inspiring English sources

"But we still have a long ways to go to explain why humans are so interested in the thoughts and feelings, intentions, and needs and desires of others"—qualities that are essential, she says, for uniquely human "hyper-cooperation".

Some novices, for example, went so far as to use "needs" as a problem categorization feature and likewise explained the causes of evolutionary change in terms of organismal intentions and needs (see Southerland et al. 2001 for similar patterns in secondary school children).

We conducted this study to evaluate the variation of risk factors for adverse pregnancy outcome, intentions, and needs for preconception services between the eastern and northern regions in China and to discuss the best strategy for strengthening preconceptional health care to meet the increased needs.

Although intention and need do not play a role in the process of natural selection, the reasoning underlying this misconception is a logical extension of what we experience in our own personal lives.

Ultimately, closing the gap between intentions and actions needs the various influential forces in Ugandan society to work together to help young people to protect their health in the future.

It is a drama in which two men speak at cross purposes: one asserts his honest intentions and his need to return to London for the birth of his daughter, while the other insists upon a conspiracy theory, and coerces corroboration.

In this case, your eyes are the windows to your intentions and you need to pull back the curtains and let up those blinds and put  them on full display.

Being very much into something that you are simultaneously and unequivocally not a part of doesn't tend to be an issue between "you" and "you," because you know what your intentions, motivations, feelings, and needs are.

Three interrelated clusters emerged as priorities for research: i) pregnancy intentions and family planning needs; ii) evaluation of models of care; and iii) determinants of uptake, adherence, and retention of women for Option B+.

The first directs the provider in screening clients' reproductive intentions and family planning needs, offering contraceptive methods if the woman expresses interest, and facilitating the provision of the method chosen at the time of the visit.

Researchers informed policy makers about job-aids that have proven useful in other settings in enabling service providers to screen for a woman's reproductive intentions and her contraceptive needs [ 6, 7].