Sentence examples for already in need of from inspiring English sources

Restless and inspired, she confesses she's already in need of a new hobby.

"It has undermined the public's confidence in a system that was already in need of an overhaul.

After the squally conditions that battered them en route to what at times resembled the Dutch equivalent of Craggy Island, the riders were already in need of some early race respite.

That armour was already in need of some polish after the 2006 China censorship debacle, and the fact that it was only last week that Google agreed to provide a link to its privacy policy from its home page.

Asked where such rhetoric might lead, he replied: "It divides the country once again … we might need a second phase of reconciliation; I think we're already in need of it".

If savers start to wonder whether deposits in any of the eurozone states that may require a bailout are safe, there could be runs in Greece – already in need of a second bailout – as well as in Italy and Spain.

That picture is a miniature of a country that is already decaying, already facing enormous environmental and population challenges, already desperately in need of development and repair, destroying itself further.

In an age that countenances Botox injections to freshen even the most youthful features, it is hardly surprising that an architectural landmark less than 20 years old might already be in need of a facelift.

And that "humanitarian manifesto" Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg penned in February, in which he publicly grappled with some of the societal concerns the platform is sparking, is already looking in need of an update.

Not only could the dam nearby break or be destroyed, but it might already be in need of repair.

• How about in Washington, where the recently relocated Nationals are already another administration in need of imminent change?