Sentence examples for sense of needs from inspiring English sources

He recently argued that his taxonomy of need was constrained because of inherent problems with the concept of need.[ 7] Some experts describe needs as 'instrumental' or fundamental to the achievement of a desirable goal [ 8] while others highlight a non-instrumental (or absolute) sense of needs[ 9, 10].

How do you reach out to farmers in your area to get a better sense of needs?

But the show was so condensed that it left a sense of needing more.

The nagging sense of needing to acquire new skills, all the time, is palpable.

Is there any sense of needing to be careful about the way the subject is treated?

Although strained, this last-minute development does at least add some sense of needed conflict to the drab proceedings.

What happened is that New York's sense of need -- and our response to it -- has been enlarged.

For most people however, that vague sense of needing something beyond the confines of ordinary, everyday life will be precisely what keeps them interested.

WaterAid's Big Dig appeal is all about community agency, stories of people and their circumstances, with a clear sense of need.

Whether ordering something called The Pig heightens your sense of needing to make a good impression, Professor Lynn said he didn't know.

To be sure, wedding consumers, like all consumers, are very vulnerable to persuasion; but that persuasion, to be most effective, must speak to some sense of need.