Sentence examples similar to a much needed deal from inspiring English sources

The deal allocates a much needed $305 billion for transportation infrastructure.

The deal will be a much needed boost for Google in a search market that it has failed to lead, unlike nearly every other country on the planet.

But while the latest deal will give a much needed boost to the country's stalled exports — Zueitina and Hariga ports have a capacity for about 200,000-barrels worth of shipments a day — the government's problems are far from over.

"Will get a much needed sweat on".

A much needed safety measure?

Blunt demanded that British taxpayers' money should not be "spent entertaining those who violate the Fourth Geneva Conventions and whose very presence has been an obstacle to a vital and much needed peace deal in the Middle East".

These included $100 billion a year for developing countries by 2020 as climate assistance; a climate fund, partly under the auspices of the World Bank, through which much of the money might flow; and a much-needed deal on the conditions under which countries may be paid to decrease the damage being done to their forests.

That would give defaulting homeowners and their advocates much needed leverage in dealing with lenders and servicers.

European officials have hailed a late night deal to unlock €10.3bn (£7.8bn) of much needed bailout cash for Greece as a major breakthrough.

Mosley negotiated a deal for the team to use Alfa Romeo engines in a third car, bringing much needed funding.

The deal will provide much needed capital for Alcatel-Lucent, which has yet to record an annual net profit since the merger of its French and American entities in 2006.