Sentence examples for needs urges from inspiring English sources

And what we get to hear are her innermost needs, urges, and cravings.

Those needs urged the expansion of fishing grounds outside of the historic grounds of the western Pacific".

With market pull, consumers express unfulfilled wants and needs, urging for a better way of doing things, creating economic incentive for suppliers to provide a new solution.

3.Many personal finance gurus, when confronted with the evidence of small amounts of money Americans have managed to set to aside for retirement and other needs, urge people to save more money.

Not that the prime minister normally needed urging toward romantic escapades.

Fund and study these priorities for natural and social sciences to meet a gaping need, urge Abdallah S. Daar, Trillium Chang, Angela Salomon and Peter A. Singer.

But Lord Prescott said neither of their interventions were helpful or needed, urging the party to move on from talking about the party's past and warning David Miliband against making a pitch for the Labour leadership in the future.

As a set of rapids approach, rafters don't need urging to give their undivided attention to the guide's calm directions: rocks to watch out for, the direction to head in and so forth.

"We can only achieve a generation free of HIV and AIDS by focusing our efforts on the mothers and children at greatest risk and in greatest need," urged UNICEF Executive Director Anthony Lake.

"Let me supply your needs," he urges, in what's meant to be a seductive command, but comes off as more of a plea.

UNICEF is ready to provide assistance if needed and urges all those involved to protect children at all costs.