Sentence examples for Badly needed help from inspiring English sources
In a shameful bout of election-year politicking, the House has rejected badly needed help for rescue workers and residents still suffering from the Sept. 11, 2001, destruction of the World Trade Center.
The deposed government of Muhammad Morsi refused to curb these subsidies on imported goods, thereby disqualifying itself from $4.8 billion of badly needed help from the International Monetary Fund (IMF .If the military-backed government is to rectify Egypt's economic woes, it will need the IMF's loans and the return of foreign capital.
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Wall Street, he said, was coming to the government for badly needed help — which taxpayers were providing because otherwise "the entire system could come down on top of our heads" — and the government had a right to expect in return that Wall Street would "show some restraint and show some discipline and show some sense of responsibility".
It also shows how such disclosures can, in theory, end up securing badly needed help.
It wasn't until Sarah convinced his former doctors at Walter Reed that Ted badly needed help that they arranged to have him treated at a private clinic in North Carolina, where he is still an outpatient today.
James Franklin provided the injection of energy New Zealand badly needed, helping himself to 16 runs off Briggs's last over and 10 off two balls from Bresnan.
According to promoter and manager Joe Flannery Mona had done a great deal for the band by arranging a number of important early gigs and lending them a badly needed helping hand when they returned from Hamburg the first time.
These people badly need help and it will not bankrupt the government to provide it.
Afghanistan badly needs help, and the Taliban have been making appeals.
(For example, "When I see someone who badly needs help in an emergency, I go to pieces").
