Sentence examples for needs functioning in from inspiring English sources

When people in a Western culture view a good life, the cultural conditioning makes them tend to include happiness, fulfillment of needs, functioning in a social context, etc. [ 9, 13].

The pedagogical theory is that managers need to function in groups, so a management education without such experiences would be like medical training without a residency.

Not only do our schools provide emotional support and food, but schools provide the much needed structure that every human being needs to function in a healthy manner.

He said migrant registration centers need to start functioning in Greece and Italy as planned.

It's a way of life -- the way we need to start functioning in every way, whether energy, furniture, food, clothing, architecture or design.

Cell cycle arrest mechanisms need to be functioning in lymphocytes to curtail their proliferation and maintain memory cell state.

As his father, Alex, sees it, "the world is a gigantic engine that needs to function in a certain way, with predictable actions, in order to ensure [Sam's] safety.

Social media has been wonderful to bring to the surface supporters, but I know first hand they aren't designed with the mind of an organizer who needs to function in the offline world.

The planning committee needs to function in a mature, forthright manner.

I contend, 50 years later, that what America needs to function in this world today are three new R's: Race, Religion and Respect for women.

Transfer RNA is a substance that is manufactured by DNA as a sort of template for the mass production of proteins that perform a needed function in the cell.