Sentence examples for needs and inclinations from inspiring English sources

(More precisely, this principle is an imperative for finite beings like us, who have needs and inclinations and are not perfectly rational).

Tilley et al [ 12] argue that a gender-responsive approach to sanitation is a means of speaking to the needs and inclinations of a diversity of users.

Additionally, my findings suggest that the more dominant negotiated joining is in these elite groups' membership processes, the more likely that initial roles in these groups will be provisional and stable roles will be customized to fit a combination of group needs and individual inclinations.

So he will have less need, and less inclination, publicly to rub his shoulder against Mr Bush's.

In contrast, authoritarianism is defined as "the belief that the purely personal needs, inclinations, and values of group members should be subordinated as completely as possible to the cohesion of the group and its requirements".

Buddhism has helped me appreciate that we have different temperaments, inclinations, experiences and needs, and that all of that has an influence on what our Catholicism (and our prayer life) looks like.

An evidence-based training curriculum prepares the newly recruited science graduates to learn how to study and assess the likes and dislikes, inclinations, and financial needs and demands of their 'customers', i.e. the physicians, besides technical knowledge on relevant products.

She recognized that her style and inclinations were toward achromatism.

Their orbital eccentricities and inclinations remain small.

History is the best judge of our actions and inclinations.

The healthy food grocery basket needs to be transported home, a reasonably equipped kitchen is needed for preparation, and the preparer needs a modicum of skill, time and inclination to prepare this healthful food.