Sentence examples for needs aspirations from inspiring English sources

The task is an essential combination of the political and (take the word in a strictly secular sense to denote the fulfilment of the needs, aspirations and potentialities of heart and mind) spiritual.

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.

Example: In stock bull markets and especially bubbles, investors have dreams of fabulous riches and will pay heavily to those who serve their needs, aspirations and whims.

It documents the experiences gained in applying and adapting focus group techniques to inform the designing process directly, and illustrates how a variety of techniques (e.g. product handling and product personality profiling) can be incorporated to elicit user needs, aspirations and emotions.

What ends up in play in this tragedy -- and it's a tragedy that our politicians and our business leaders have turned away from so far during this election year -- are the needs, aspirations and contributions of a broad swath of our fellow citizens.

As a case study, we report the Israeli experience in developing a national plan relevant to local needs, aspirations, and means.

The ceaseless merchant murmur — the conversation between want and need, aspiration and means, product and price — that runs like a river through the heavily tilled plains and alluvial flats of American commerce pours through the thundering gorge of his mind.

"I agree with the message - of course we need aspiration for young people, and every teacher would agree with that.

At Unilever we talk about underlying consumer needs and aspirations.

When is the best time to raise my needs and aspirations?

"Friends," he told the crowd, "I represent the needs and aspirations of the third world.