unmet造句
1 The demand for more information has remained largely unmet.
2 This need routinely goes unmet.
3 Change creates unmet needs by creating new interfaces.
4 Expectations that go unmet often fester and lead to frustration.
5 The vendor-minded employee must develop an eye for unmet needs.
6 Local authorities are legally obliged to record unmet needs and disclose details of these.
7 Change creates unmet needs by introducing new technological or economic possibilities waiting to be capitalized on.
8 So where are the unmet needs in and around your own organization?
9 Fixares says an unmet publishing schedule led to the omission of some information.
10 Their study also highlights unmet needs similar to those mentioned in other reports.
11 a report on the unmet needs of elderly people.
12 Unmet need in pulmonary arterial hypertension management . 18.
13 And yet some customer needs remain unmet.
14 The dependency requirements of these packages will be unmet after the install is complete.
15 Gardening? whether backyard or balcony? fills a heretofore unmet need.
16 They tend to gather on the edges where unmet needs intersect with unexploited capabilities.
17 Continuous dopaminergic drug delivery is an unmet medical need in advanced Parkinson's disease.
18 Background Prediction of prognosis remains a major unmet need in new - onset hea rt failure ( HF ) .
19 When their expectations are unmet, ready for their loud complaints.
20 Efficiency should mean taking into full account the quality of services, including their ability to develop in response to unmet needs.
21 The chief problem is needs assessment and challenges by clients or their advocates over unmet need.
22 There is often an element of risk attached to unmet needs.
23 A mathematician, he and his care manager drew up a list of 12 unmet needs.
24 Because interfaces juxtapose value systems, assumptions, needs, and languages,[www.] they create unmet needs.
25 Unemployment then rises, land and other resources are underused, and local needs are unmet.
26 Ropers told the meeting that single gene disorders such as thalassaemia and specific types of mental retardation are being ignored and that they are the "biggest unmet challenge in clinical genetics".
27 In theory these should be in place within two years, although such deadlines often pass unmet.
28 There are still far too many people in the world whose most basic needs go unmet.