Sentence examples for urgent human needs from inspiring English sources

That imposed pattern is at variance with the most urgent human needs; indeed it is responsible for the oppressive conditions from which those unfulfilled needs arise.

After all, Brandeis' antisize doctrine had been in existence 50 years before Microsoft was founded, yet it did not stop the almost miraculous expansion of something that clearly responded to urgent human needs and expressed dazzling human ingenuity.

This is especially true of the Special Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) which is effective in addressing urgent human needs and critical for empowering the next generation of citizens and workers.

Above all, we can expect the one percent to use the urgent human need created by the storm as an excuse to privatize and deregulate anything they can.

Along with focusing on urgent basic human needs, wise charitable "investors" would direct significant resources to addressing the root causes of these desperate needs.

This is not the speed of “business as usual.” Faced with truly urgent and human need, people worked internally in a totally different way.

There was something improper, he felt, about pouring millions of dollars into the completion of a stone monument when — in the city and in that very neighborhood — there were so many urgent social and human needs.

This is of major concern as The Gambia needs urgent human resources in the area of Accidents and Traumatology and students need to be encouraged to consider this.

No one has a sharper eye than Bainbridge for human foibles and pretensions; no one better understands importunate human needs and the urgent desire to assuage them, whether it's a stolen cigarette in a car park or soulless sex in a hotel bedroom.

Rather than regard Antarctica as robust and mighty, we have begun to see it as a pristine but fragile wilderness in urgent need of human protection.

"Really their most urgent need is human connection - is to be connected to their community, to society, especially the Arabic speaking society".