Sentence examples for badly change from inspiring English sources

For the primary on Sept. 9, there are two Democratic races in New York City that offer a chance to make a change in Albany or, at least make a strong statement about how badly change is needed.

It badly needs change and reform.

Mr. Schundler cites that fact as evidence that the system badly needs change.

But it was quickly squelched by an angry Congress, which wrote a stipulation in its March budget agreement to deny the badly needed change.

"And it took full advantage of an environment where the American people had turned on the incumbent president of the Republican Party and badly wanted change".

A good SNP result will mean not just the prospect of badly needed change in the way the city is governed.

He was the only Samsung executive to be invited to Jobs's memorial service.The succession is unlikely to happen before another badly needed change is well under way: reforming the group's Byzantine corporate structure.

These three elections can be agents for badly needed change, but reinvigorating the national movement is going to take mobilisation among us Palestinians, on the inside and outside, demanding that business as usual is not enough.

The disappointed voters in the film "seared into me," Bannon said, the fact that middle-class Americans badly wanted change, and could be lured away from the Democratic Party if they felt that they had been conned.

"I can't sit by on the sidelines anymore knowing that I have both the experience and the strength to stand up to special interests and bring badly needed change to Washington," said Ms. McMahon, who also announced on Wednesday that she was leaving her position at the wrestling federation to focus on the Senate race.

One such badly needed change, advocated by José van Eijndhoven of Erasmus University and echoed by many others, is the participation of more women on the panels responsible for promotions in the first place.