Sentence examples for a year in need from inspiring English sources

But 2010 was a year in need of a tuneup.

Meanwhile, there are an extra 220,000 family units a year in need of housing.

Under the budget office's most optimistic account, the stadium would generate about $28.4 million a year in new city tax revenue, more than enough to cover the $21 million a year in debt service needed for the city's $300 million investment.

But 2010 was a year in serious need of a tune-up.

The complex earns Mr Kim and his cronies $80m a year in badly needed hard currency.

He stayed with Florida through 1996, then spent a year in Boston, needing surgery to remove a bone spur from his elbow.

Several hundred thousand women a year in the United States need surgery for precancerous lesions caused by the virus, and many more are treated for other cervical abnormalities linked to the infection.

A teacher for 10 years, Ms. Bennett was paid $32,000 a year in Florida and needed to work for the after-school programs to make ends meet.

The figures also show that Lariam was given to 1,892 British service personnel in 2014 – a year in which 263 needed medical treatment as a result of taking the drug.

Consider a startup that brings in $1 million a year in revenue but needs a cash infusion for a vital expansion project.

The first mission would be to close the local fiscal gap by raising the extra £5bn a year in tax receipts needed to balance out that £23bn of public spending.