Sentence examples for inward needs from inspiring English sources

"We are seeing an evolution occurring among luxury consumers from outward needs, i.e., displaying signs of wealth, to inward needs, i.e. buying luxury items to reward oneself and enjoy the experience".

It's hard to cope with it politically, but if you analyse it you have to concede that we need inward immigration.

Certainly the EU would be worse off without the UK's influence but the British companies, workers and areas that need inward investment would lose out too.

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Last year tendons in Max's right foot tightened up and made it turn inward, and he needed a series of casts to help straighten it.

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You front shoulder should be in line with your front heal; your front foot should be about 25 degrees inward adjust as need for comfort.

Within the poem, Eliot emphasizes the need for a journey and the need for inward change.

Pronators, those whose arches roll inward, for instance, may need a shoe with motion control, which may be a bit more expensive than neutral shoes.

But I've never seen it as completely reflected on the New York stage as it has been this season, in plays that suggest that in fraught times, one need look inward for salvation.

As profits come home, net foreign direct investment by American firms slumped to $21 billion, from $252 billion in 2004.The ending of the tax break in December has increased the need for inward investment by foreigners to finance the external deficit.