Sentence examples for noticed a need from inspiring English sources

She had enrolled her two children at the American school there, but noticed a need for someone local to counsel expatriates about choosing schools.

He noticed a need, started a business, and now gives a portion of sales (in the form of a pair of shoes) directly to a pressing need.

While performing enterprise software installations with his old college roommate, Matthew Pittinsky, they noticed a need: "We saw that schools were spending millions of dollars wiring the dorm rooms and the classrooms to the Internet, and yet, they weren't spending any money on software to make that useful for teaching and learning," says Chasen.

ORIGINALLY from Portland, Ore., Mr. Salzer started the line in 2000, noticing a need for semi-affordable cool-wear for guys coming to the city with an iPod and a dream.

Once you can afford to renovate one room, suddenly you notice a need for accent walls and heated floors all over your house.

Three out of 10 articles noticed a higher need for blood transfusion in the simultaneous group, whereas the article by Parvizi described a lower need [ 1, 5, 6, 8].

Among personality traits common in entrepreneurs, we noticed a remarkable need for achievement (McClelland & Winter, 1969), a greater desire for independence (De Jong 2013), the ability to innovate (Schumpeter, 1934) and the locus of internal control (Shapero, 1984).

Even though having a PhD doesn't mean that I earn more than other new recruits, I've still noticed a much needed improvement in the state of my bank balance.

In order to get noticed, a woman just needs to exude confidence and a positive attitude.

Communication infrastructure issues were also noticed, and a need for clarity around communication and reporting channels, as well as ensuring documentation was readily available for participants not able to attend meetings.

The Halls needed sprinklers, enough electricity for thousands of visitors… "We quickly noticed a gap between the financial needs for such a project and what they had," Fabrice says.