Sentence examples for needs made from inspiring English sources

Outside the presidential palace, India's needs made themselves immediately felt.

That, along with an intuitive eye for her customer's needs, made Pink Tartan into a legitimate moneymaker.

The practicality of storing fresh blood and blood components for future needs made possible such innovations as artificial kidneys, heart-lung pumps for open-heart surgery, and exchange transfusions for infants with erythroblastosis fetalis.

But the agency said Spain could lose the Aa1 rating on its long-term debt because of concerns that its refinancing needs made it vulnerable to "funding stress," meaning it might have difficulty rolling over its loans.

Banana Republic executives, well-versed in pushing the merits of lightweight wool blazers or crewneck cardigans, are training the volunteer representatives on how to make an "elevator speech," Mr. Propper said, "a quick pitch to identify their needs, made in the time it would take to get from the lobby to your office.

These additional needs made it impractical for the ADA to pursue adding the disabled to the Civil Rights Act.

Sexual needs make us animals, sexual needs.

This need made him angry.

Two important points need making here.

We need make our marriages more exciting.

If needed, make adjustments.