Likewise, Volkswagen has begun to leverage people's love of driving games with the practical need to urge people to take a test drive.
When the American Civil Liberties Union on the left, Grover Norquist's Americans for Tax Reform on the right and business groups large and small come together with a practical proposal for needed reform, Congress has no excuse not to give President Obama the opportunity to sign the legislation.
Now, as executive director of the Southern California Hospice Foundation in Costa Mesa, she helps people with months to live with practical needs such as groceries and utility bills, family reunions and fulfilling wishes for children and adults, such as helping them meet celebrities and athletes.
Starting in the early nineties, and under the supervision of Margaret Fraser, a group of women met weekly with Firestone to help her with practical needs, from taking her anti-psychotic medications to buying groceries.
My role is to drive long-term sustainable growth, which entails balancing high top-line growth with the real and practical need for profitability.
Along with meeting practical needs, like school districts and commute time, a neighborhood should also be a good fit when it comes to the amenities that make day-to-day life a breeze.
Like an outmoded piece of technology, a past value which was once constructed to address a problem in one set of circumstances can outlive its usefulness, and become a hindrance to the capacity of those in the present to deal with their practical needs and worries.
Their mapmaking was preoccupied with more practical needs, such as the establishment of boundaries.
Mr Lassman claims that brands can be damaged by poorly conceived hotel ventures, if, for example, a five-star label is seen to deliver a two-star guest experience.A good hotel should be designed from the inside out, with the practical needs of guests at the forefront.
In a statement, Ingels explains how BIG marries the concept of yin and yang with the practical needs of the black-and-white mammals.
