Sentence examples for needs described from inspiring English sources
An attentive waitress kept an eye on our table, anticipated our needs, described each dish and knew who ordered every one.
Usual care often comprises compensating help and its content is delivered according to the needs described in applications made by the participants.
It would fulfil all of the software needs described in "What do users want" section and provide a centralised location for the scientists to store their notes.
The health system strengthening and support needs described by the study participants during individual and group interviews exemplify the range of challenges that can pose barriers to adopting comprehensive ambulatory-based management of TB as recommended by the WHO.
Our approach is based on the "jobs to be done" methodology for capturing customer needs, described by professor Clayton Christensen of the Harvard Business School and co-author Michael Raynor in the book The Innovator's Solution.
The needs described can be regarded as extensive and complex and becoming more serious with time.
There's a rack in the armoury which needs describing.
'Community need' described the health service needs of patients in the organisation's local catchment area.
What happens next doesn't really need describing.
Cather, like Dickens, felt that her young person's apotheosis was a wonderful thing and needed describing.
"It was nothing over the top," said a Georgia blogger who calls himself N.C.N., for No Credit Needed, describing how his credit card balance reached $11,510.22.
