Sentence examples for some practical needs from inspiring English sources

It is full of snapshots of the singer, and the images are covered with handwritten notes about the music, some dreamy ("Scare myself"), some practical ("Needs to be bloody well in tune!"), many excruciatingly self-conscious ("Too normal? Too P J H?"). One scrap reprints lyrics from the album's final song, "The Darker Days of Me and Him": "No neurosis/No psychosis/No psychoanalysis/No sadness".

Despite the abundance of work on this topic, few of them match some practical needs that we are interested in.

Predictions are based on a composite target function that allows one to predict actual and average values of the unobserved regressand simultaneously, according to some practical needs.

Traditionally, most academic research has been classified as either basic – that is, curiosity-driven and meant to create new knowledge within a field – or applied, performed in the service of some practical need or goal.

Thus, it is demonstrated that the proposed framework can be employed to develop other new combined OOBE suppression schemes tailoring to some specific practical needs.

Patients clearly appreciate new strategies of step-down care, although our study suggests that some fundamental practical needs and support are still being overlooked during the transfer process.

It always starts with practical needs, not some kind of inspiration that hits me.

"We also have our practical needs to consider.

But the original 1961 model emerged from more practical needs.

Addams had a keen eye for the practical needs of the poor.

Programmes are generally good at responding to the immediate practical needs of the poorest communities.