Sentence examples for area of desperate need from inspiring English sources

He acknowledged one area of desperate need: more non-government nursing homes for the elderly, who face extremely long waiting lists for beds in state institutions.

One of the areas of desperate need is employment.

Anti-poverty campaigners say that, even in wealthy areas such as Hart, benefit changes and low wages are creating growing pockets of desperate need.

An elephant, a poacher, a collision of desperate needs.

The article "Williamsburg Reinvented" (March 20) paints a picture of an area in desperate need of development, with locals quoted as saying they welcome the rezoning.

However, relocating from areas with weaker economies could be a major blow to them, said Jacobs, and possible savings should be weighed against the economic impact of removing employees from an area in desperate need of them.

Mayor of London Boris Johnson is set to hand the club about £8m towards developing nearby Northumberland Park, with both the Mayor and Haringey council anxious not to lose the club from an area in desperate need of regeneration, especially in the wake of the riots earlier this month.

They are more concerned about boosting tourism in a relatively isolated area in desperate need of revenue.

The office might not seem like an area in desperate need of disruption, but Envoy — a Silicon Valley company used to sign in over 100,000 visitors at offices across the world each day; and a TechCrunch SF office neighbor!

Koch pointed to sentencing as an area in desperate need of reform, arguing that sentences should be "more appropriate to the crime that has been committed".

Not only is the area in desperate need of more experienced health care workers, but even the ones who are in place, often don't have the trust of locals.