Sentences with phrase «for human touch»

Does the need for human touch make you do things you normally wouldn't?

Also, much of our need for human touch is fulfilled by our children.

Sadly, I have to report that other than the usual tools like Hootsuite / TweetDeck / SocialBro / Buffer & that class there's very little out there that can actually substitute for the human touch social media requires.

That said, nearly all legal consumers are looking for a human touch during the challenging times they're most likely facing.

There is just no substitute for the human touch in driving adoption and closing business.»

With ever - evolving demands from customers for human touch and customized experience, the need to adopt customer - centric approach is on its cusp.

Which confirms my belief that there's just no substitute for the human touch when it comes to these things — anyone want to compare the results they get from Booklamp with our own Book Fortunes feature?

Belyaev set about breeding them, selecting for only one trait: the animal's tolerance or affinity for human touch.

Group counseling may not be as effective as some other treatments (such as medication), but for people looking for the human touch, it can be just the thing.

Technology can be an enabler, but, truly, there's no substitute for the human touch.

I agree with what i think your basic points are — we should consider downsizing the amount of plastic «gear» we parents think we «need,» and that the infant seat shouldn't be used so much that we don't neglect our babies» needs for human touch.

Nursing is, for a baby, the ultimate fulfillment of that need for human touch.

He highlights the irony that, as tech fields become increasingly dependent on automation, the need for the human touch has never been more essential.

And, yes, petting and scratching are big components of your dog's need for human touch... but massages go a little bit further.

«The research supports what we already know: while more and more Canadians are embracing disruptive technology in new and exciting ways, the need for the human touch hasn't diminished,» says Tomei.