Sentence examples for manifest need from inspiring English sources
They were the civilian equivalent of the shabab, with their gunfire, their boastful chants, and their manifest need to feel that they were in charge of their own fate.
Kwittken: From a design thinking standpoint, instead of form and function, it's more a manifest need and a latent need – both of which must be done exceptionally well.
These two applications were only the starting point for what would prove to be a comprehensive IT transformation – but the combination of CEO support and a manifest need for change gave Smoley the mandate he required.
As Fullinwider observes, our manifest need to organize and systematize our ethical thinking, and to give good reasons to each other, can be fully met by this kind of casuistry instead of theory.
However, since this area has been explored only to a limited extent, there is a manifest need to carry out new research to determine their potential against F. hepatica.
Given young democracies' weak electoral accountability, the magnitude of the tasks they face, and the complex nature of public service provision there is a manifest need for solid evidence on the effect of accountability agencies on public service delivery [ 10].
They learned how modern medicine addresses various vascular abnormalities; understand the impact of neurointerventional radiology in treating various diseases and conditions; and consider latent and manifest needs involved in this field.
Other alleged cases of material monism offer a basic kind of matter that could arguably be stable and permanent over long periods of time; but fire manifests "need and satiety" (B65), a kind of ongoing consumption that can live only by devouring fuel.
Just like any new skill that you acquire, manifesting needs practice.
You felt like: This guy needs this thing as much as I do, needs this music or whatever that spirit is you're trying to manifest or need to feel manifested".
First researchers wanting to use latent indices instead of manifest indicators need to develop a coherent theoretical framework for the construct they intend to measure.
