Sentence examples for terms of the needs from inspiring English sources

But in terms of the needs, desires and frustrations that facilitated his rise, it feels all too modern.

Elsewhere, employment gains have weakened in terms of the needs of a growing, better educated working-age population, as in China.

"I was amazed at the different upbringing some of the other girls had, with some saying they were picked on, that they stood out in their very white Anglican society". Most, though, believed that society's awareness and tolerance had improved, in terms of the needs of adoptive families and how schools and workplaces tackled racism.

"I would judge that experience is out of date in terms of the needs of contemporary banking," Mr Flowers adds.

Ends are to be understood in terms of the needs of the organism, not by referring to some higher power.

However, in the second scenario where the sharing proportion is divided in terms of the needs of each user, users prefer to use the self-proportion than to share.

Q. America Online seems to have had a change of heart in terms of the need for government regulation of the Internet on cable systems.

"I am fairly confident that there will be a major understanding by the railroad in terms of the need for safety and beautification," he said.

Doctors have typically framed their opposition to reform in terms of the need to protect the doctor-patient relationship from outside interference.

He was fond of saying that Real Sociedad reminded him of Everton in terms of the need to find quality on the cheap.

A more fruitful approach might be to see the trend in terms of the need for greener investment outside the rich world.