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

"Will get a much needed sweat on".

If the extent of small molecule-mediated stabilization of the TTR tetramer could be shown to correlate with clinical outcome in a future study, quantification of TTR kinetic stability could become a much-needed surrogate biomarker reasonably likely to predict clinical outcome in TTR amyloidosis patients.

"A big win for us, though — much, much needed.

"Much needed".

It's much, much needed.

John McCain doesn't need surrogates.

The journalist Sebastian Junger first heard of these defections during conversations with a much-loved surrogate uncle while growing up in a Boston suburb.

Abandoned puppies found in field Jump to media player The young dogs, found inside a box, need a surrogate mum.

AS HE has shown since 2004, John Kerry is a much better senator and surrogate than he is presidential candidate.

The campaign manager, Donna Brazile, was lining up surrogates to campaign for Mr. Gore in the states with elections on Tuesday, and another senior adviser, Michael Feldman, was pretending to lobby her for a new assignment: "Need any surrogates in Hawaii?

We need a much larger support.