Sentence examples for similarly need from inspiring English sources

This means that today's best theories similarly need a major shakeup, by retiring an incorrect assumption.

Its premise is that as films require plot, so people similarly need a purpose, something on their mind, an end that they really want to achieve.

Investors and donors similarly need a legitimate government to ensure that their funds are not wasted.But the election on November 28th became another setback.

Brand managers similarly need to connect emotionally with their target markets in the same way.

Disney will similarly need to find a way to attract this key, younger crowd, as opposed to just the parents of small children, who want to use Disney movies as their digital babysitter at times.

Similarly, need for achievement (N-Ach) - which describes an individual's desire for significant accomplishment, mastering of skills, control, or high standards - may spur feelings of intuitive certitude over instantaneous business decisions.

Similarly, need-blind admission cuts both ways.

A proposal to build a 30-story, 1-million-square-foot office building on Jackson Avenue near the area's only existing skyscraper, the Citicorp building, similarly needs a tenant to commit to about half the space.

Nanoemulsion similarly needs high-energy input, which is dissipated across massive areas during the process of emulsification [11].

Similarly, needing help is misconceived as being weak.

Many use concepts such as cost-effectiveness which analyze data to answer the question, "is the benefit worth the price?" Laws need to be changed and the FDA similarly needs to define and factor in "value" in its approval process.