Sentence examples for peculiar need from inspiring English sources

This is a particular challenge in summer, when vacationing visitors want to enjoy themselves as well as be educated... "Most Americans have this peculiar need to be pleased by their past," said David Blight, one of the seminar's two instructors.

Debt-Equity Ratio: Each industry has its peculiar need for debt.

The non-relational, proprietary system was designed internally to fulfill Google's peculiar need for access to massive amounts of data at very high speeds (millions of read/writes per second).

I felt welcomed by everyone here, whereas back in Europe people are skeptical about what you are doing and there is a peculiar need to label everything.

Unless there is a peculiar need for our facilities, we do not consider admission of women to the graduate program here".

"This community has peculiar needs," he says ruefully.

I know how to meet them; I seem to divine Helen's peculiar needs.... Already people are taking a deep interest in Helen.

The people in the movie are fenced in by circumstance, or by their own peculiar needs: people such as the fifteen-year-old Howie (Paul Franklin Dano) and his best friend, Gary Billy Kayy), who are at least half in love with one another.

The drama on the Democratic side comes from the palpable antipathy between Vice President Al Gore and former Senator Bill Bradley of New Jersey and from the peculiar needs of each candidate.

One could, in fact, make a strong case that Hewlett-Packard should understand the peculiar needs of both consumers and workers better than the likes of Apple or Nokia.

But Mr. Bloomberg, at a news conference on Tuesday announcing the selection, called Nissan's bid "far and away the best," and said the city chose the manufacturer that could provide the most reliable vehicle "that meets our city's very peculiar needs".