Sentence examples for perceived the need for from inspiring English sources

Taylor says that he was in his early teens when he perceived the need for political change in Liberia, which was then led by William Vacanarat Shadrach Tubman, a cigar-chomping politician who had been in office since 1944.

Helen Acker, 81, of Manhattan, perceived the need for assisted living when she was saddled with the responsibility of caring for her own mother, who lived to be 96.

CBCL T-scores indicated that 38% of CSHCN had a behavioral or mental health problem, but only 26% of caregivers perceived the need for treatment or counseling.

In our research on social as well as technical aspects of a PV-diesel hybrid system in Tanzania, we have perceived the need for an alternative framework or method for social scientific studies of limited scope.

In total, 36% of men and 52% of women perceived the need for counseling.

Most of the students perceived the need for integrating evidence in their daily practice, both currently as students and in the future as practicing clinicians.

Alan has no filter because he doesn't perceive the need for one (unlike, say, Larry David, who's similarly frank, but with confidence).

These topics are not studied in depth in engineering study programmes, and technical students therefore normally do not perceive the need for landscape protection so strongly.

This qualitative study explores how adolescents and young women perceive the need for and describe the use of dual method contraception.

Perceiving the need for a top-notch investment banking firm to serve the corporate finance needs of entrepreneurially owned and operated middle market growth companies, he launched Greif & Co. in 1992.

For this reason many people perceive the need for more social democratic politics in the country in the future instead of the extremist libertarianism which prevailed since about 1995".