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Discover LudwigThe phrase "at needing" is not correct and usable in written English.
It does not convey a clear meaning and is not a standard expression in English.
Example: "I am at needing assistance with this project."
Alternatives: "in need of" or "requiring".
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"Yeah, it's a huge portion of our annual budget, then we'd be looking at needing to be saved.
"I'm not a sack of potatoes," she lashes out at Jenny, humiliated at needing help to get dressed for the wedding.
Embarrassed at needing support to go to university and feeling less entitled to be there, I told no one I was on scholarships.
All through the trial, Clark scribbled away on a pad, a goblinlike figure with pointy ears and a diffuse, pale bald spot that I kept staring at, needing a focus for my loathing.
But the exquisitely painful problem – quite aside from their liberal middle-class embarrassment at needing or wanting to do this – is that the woman's son has befriended their son, and saved him from loneliness.
As Jane slowly washes her, there is a kind of reverence to the scene, as well as a tinge of Maudie's embarrassment at needing this help and above all the audacity of showing the kind of body society doesn't want to see.
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"Everything you looked at needed to be renovated.
This at-bat needs to end.
Others pointed at needs for resources and equipment, methodological guidance, and standardization of dosimetry methods.
"We are accessing those most at need," said Dr. Kavishe.
This at least needs no explanation.
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