Sentence examples for the dominated need from inspiring English sources

Boehm finds that, to really maintain the new social order, the dominated need to trust one another.

It should be mentioned that in our results, the dominated functions need not possess the lower semicontinuity property.

Councillors in authorities where one party dominates need to do even more to get out of the town hall and scrutinise what is happening on the front line.

In order to prove the dominated convergence result we need to relate the distances (bar{d}_0) and (bar{d}_epsilon ).

While career prospects were an important factor in respondents' decision-making, two single men and one single woman saw parental needs as the dominating factor and had planned to return to China solely because of it.

In this context, the ability to survive in the secondary organ may dominate the need to proliferate fast.

The sizing and arrangement of suction and discharge piping for the halocarbons is dominated by the need to ensure proper entrainment of oil, to return this to the compressor.

One area of the sector is dominated by the need to provide fully flexible platforms to capture the widest possible range of 'biologies', develop and release probes into the scientific community and make all screening data open access.

As the winning Labor candidates with their red lapel rosettes mounted stages in high schools and municipal buildings across the country to hear their winning vote totals read, they pledged to address the issue that dominated the campaign: the need to restore Britain's public services.

For those who become managers, a survival instinct dominates the need for risk, and with that instinct comes an ability to tolerate mundane, practical work.

That worked fine when he was dealing with stockbrokers and insurers; but the groups that dominate Albany need a Giuliani-style clobbering.