Sentence examples for ultimate need from inspiring English sources
Development of HDAC inhibitors have become an ultimate need targeting different types of cancer.
Once-through boilers provide an excellent solution to address the ultimate need to increase the efficiency of energy production.
Kennan was eloquent in emphasizing the transient nature of a division of the world into military blocs and the ultimate need to transcend it by diplomacy.
But neither should they have any doubts about the ultimate need to take power into their own hands in order to move forward to socialism.
Assad will have every incentive to withhold some part of his arsenal in case of ultimate need, and he'll have a friend on the Security Council to help him delay and deceive.
No actions by Pakistan will remove the ultimate need to include the Taliban in political dialogue, but they can reduce the Taliban's ability to use terrorism and violence as leverage.
Open-ended questions included in-depth questions regarding their opinion about child's ultimate needs, their job description, how they solve problems with children as they arise, and a contingency question after a close ended question about children's negative behaviour.
Given this chain of connections, it is no surprise that Marx joined with other Left Hegelians in envisaging the abolition of religion, the "opium of the people", as a crucial step in the development of an unalienated, or at least less alienated, future society, although he went on to recognize as deeper, more ultimate needs the abolition of the existing political and above all economic orders.
Fortunately for all concerned, this bout of ultimate fighting need never take place, because the spiritual and commercial aspects of the holidays are not mutually exclusive.
Of course, in hero stories the ultimate boon need not be a person.
As some have pointed out (e.g., Zynda 2000), the derived probability function over states and the utility function over ultimate outcomes need not represent the agent's actual beliefs and desires.
