Sentence examples for needs and frustrations from inspiring English sources
They do understand customers' needs and frustrations.
Therapists' skills, needs and frustrations using these resources were explored.
My husband and I were close enough that I could put myself in his place and understand his feelings, wants, needs and frustrations.
Our learning to date is to listen to your customer needs and frustrations, research the technology marketplace carefully and pilot any solution before large scale implementation.
By developing personal relationships with many of our users, rather than abstracting them away behind story cards and layers of management, we also get to empathise with their needs and frustrations.
We want them to walk through any door, whether it's an S.B.A. door, or the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and find their way to our loan program, find their way to a counselor who can solve the kinds of questions, needs and frustrations that your readers have.
But in terms of the needs, desires and frustrations that facilitated his rise, it feels all too modern.
Thaksin, now in exile, tapped into the needs, aspirations and frustrations of the less well-off majority, particularly in the countryside, and did it in a way that has enabled him or his proxies to win every election in Thailand since.
From the left come cries of poverty and deprivation, housing need and frustration.
Over successive holidays between 1955 and 1970 we see the ties of love, need and frustration that bind Aldous, Colette and their four children tighten and loosen as joyful toddlers become sulky teenagers or, in the case of eldest son Janus, a dangerously unstable adult.
One must know something about pain: what might that injury feel like?" She goes on, "One must know something about desire, and need, and frustration: what is the basis of the need, or desire, to marry?" How, she wonders, did this mainstream idea "in the first decade of the twenty first century, become positively toxic, at least in the context of confirmation battles to the Supreme Court".
