Sentence examples for needs deepened from inspiring English sources
The collaborative activity involved in the development of this system helped clarify users' needs, deepened the mutual understanding of the partners, and reduced the possibility of running into development pitfalls.
Labour's popular manifesto, hastily assembled ahead of May's snap election, needs deepening into a great plan for investment and rebirth, backed by a well-researched and fireproof road to recovery.
As a rough estimate of price, you can expect to pay from £800 a square metre if you have an existing cellar that needs deepening, £1,400 if you don't have a basement at all and £200 if you have a full height cellar that needs tanking and fitting out.
As being needed deepens, we live preoccupied with an inventory of the other's needs.
In tough economic times, this belief that they are the subjects that will create the graduates and research the country needs has deepened.
"She needs to deepen the public's idea of who she is," said Paul Light, a professor at New York University's Wagner School of Public Service.
We still need compassion, deepened understanding, the moment that creates the connective tissue of humanity between reader and character.
The most recent model — joint business ventures between real estate agencies and lenders — has been increasingly popular in recent years as consumer need has deepened.
The Home Affairs Commissioner Dimitris Avramopoulos told reporters that the EU needs to deepen co-operation with the internet industry "and to strengthen the commitment of social media platforms in order to reduce illegal content online".
Plus, before they can teach social-emotional skills to others perhaps before they can teach anything to others they first need to address their own emotional needs and deepen their self-awareness.
Africa still needs to deepen the financial systems through the development and expansion of local and regional pension funds and life insurance markets; as well as local and regional bond trading markets.
