Sentence examples for needs articulated from inspiring English sources

Campus," by Ernest Davis, Patrick Deer and Mark Crispin Miller (Op-Ed, April 26): The academic space plan that New York University has proposed is driven by the space needs articulated by faculty members, departments and schools.

In other words, the entrepreneur should adapt his or her work, product, service, offering to the needs articulated in the market; and to pivot whenever necessary.

The term felt need identifies needs articulated by potential service users themselves.

Although perhaps not in the author's ken, these new programs have been created in response to needs articulated by other investigators.

One exception that has tried to drive global priorities based upon the evidence needs articulated by policy makers in low and middle income countries is recent work by the Alliance for HPSR.

Elements associated with responsiveness to community needs (Table  8) should reflect being responsive to the needs articulated by the Aboriginal community [ 5], working with Aboriginal people to knit together local knowledge within a national framework [ 83], and openness to approaches that are different from the mainstream conventions [ 33, 83].

Sharon's assessment of Bibi's view is accurate, which is too bad; Bibi, a generation younger than Arik, would be well advised to pitch in now, when Israel needs articulate hard-line voices, and make his move later.

Surely the BBC needs articulate, funny presenters?' The editor of Radio 1's Newsbeat programme, Rod McKenzie, wrote on his blog that some of the anger generated was 'synthetic... it comes from the BBC's usual critics'.

In addition, it is a non-linear, iterative approach that focuses on user needs, articulating frameworks, and formulating a strategy.

Despite such encouragement and an identified need articulated by the National Academy of Science (Travis et al. 2014), there has been limited extramural funding to conduct research in the field (Ahalt et al. 2015).

It further underscores the need articulated by Rosa and Clasen to understand the effectiveness and use of boiling in non-intervention settings.