Sentence examples for opposing needs from inspiring English sources
How to balance these apparently opposing needs is the main challenge of the series as it heads into the third race of the season, at the Chinese Grand Prix in Shanghai on Sunday.
That duration represents a tradeoff between two opposing needs.
Because social identity (a person's knowledge that s/he belongs to a social category or group) is viewed as the reconciliation of opposing needs for assimilation and differentiation from others (Brewer 1991; Hogg and Abrams 1988), college students tend to purchase certain brands of athletic shoes, while seeking styles unique from those of their peers.
The design of such databases is often challenged by opposing needs: (1) the individual need to maintain flexibility of database structure and contents, to accommodate unexpected field situations; and (2) the corporate need to retain compatibility between distinct field databases, to accommodate their interoperability.
Development and conservation are often viewed as separate or even opposing needs.
Managing the lives of not one, but two, children with special needs--diametrically opposing needs, and talents--has made me the crazy mom I am today.
That is the very opposite of the conservative okey doke opposing need for tighter regulation and proposing disbanding Fannie and Freddie.
In hindsight it is possible to see Rockwell and Pollock as opposite sides of the same coin: Rockwell exemplifies the American desire for safety and security as much as Pollock exemplifies the opposing need for flight and rebellion.
Further afield, the region's complicated water politics, where upstream and downstream countries have diametrically opposed needs and aims, threaten to intensify.
Progressives ought not be labor's political tool, if that requires them to oppose needed improvements in government service or school management, funding and choice.
Most recently it was British Prime Minister David Cameron who argued that the assumption that the interests of business and society are somehow opposed, need to be abandoned: "Business is not just about making money, as vital as it is.
