Sentence examples for need has emerged from inspiring English sources

"There's a new application because a new need has emerged".

But despite that, says McShane: "This huge need has emerged and we haven't evolved fast enough to meet it.

What has also occurred, said David E. Monn, a prominent event planner, is that party manners have become so rusty from disuse, and guests so generally clueless, that a need has emerged for people like him to train socialites not to eat peas with a knife.

With the advent of the Internet of Things (IoT) and ubiquitous computing, the need has emerged to design protocols which connect the WSN to Internet.

As a result, a growing need has emerged for secure methods of storing and directly transferring funds anywhere in the world.

From the scenario and the challenges discussed in this paper, a specific need has emerged: being able to define services in such a way that they can dynamically be specialized to the context, when this is discovered or when it changes.

The gaps in understanding the perspective of parents of children with complex chronic health conditions are made more significant as a clearer picture of this population and its distinct service needs has emerged.

This principle, also known as the needs principle, has emerged from a series of meta-analyses as an important principle of effective intervention [ 14– 14].

A laconic self-professed "pilot of things that need piloting", Laverde has emerged from almost 20 years in jail only to be killed in a drive-by motorbike shooting, in which the lawyer was also injured.

On the day it has been announced that Yorkshire has been given an additional £10m to fix the potholes in its roads (actual amount needed, £1bn), it has emerged that there is still some urgent work to do along the stage three route in Essex.

Although NoSQL systems have not been designed to support joins, as they are applied to a wide variety of applications, the need to support joins has emerged.