Sentence examples for brought desperately needed from inspiring English sources

Built largely by Irish immigrants, who founded the original hamlet of Highbridgeville, the aqueduct brought desperately needed water to Manhattan.

"Today we brought desperately needed relief to 80,000 working families," Jim Conigliaro Jr., founder of the Independent Drivers Guild, said in a statement.

The new, if fragile, hopefulness has been boosted by rising corporate profits, as a weakening yen has brought desperately needed relief to badly shaken electronics corporations and other exporters struggling to compete with Chinese and Korean rivals.

"Today we brought desperately needed relief to 80,000 working families," said IDG founder Jim Conigliaro, Jr. Alll workers deserve the protection of a fair, livable wage and we are proud to be setting the new bar for contractor workers' rights in America.

His forces' march to the east has brought desperately needed energy supplies back under government control.

The much-missed Oberyn Martell brought desperately needed wit and swagger to the show, so we had every reason to expect the same of his countrymen.

The climb in oil prices is bringing desperately needed foreign currency to Sudan, for instance.

But the tunnels have also been used to bring desperately needed food and medicines into Gaza.

Puntland officials acknowledge, grudgingly, that the pirates have helped them in a way: bringing desperately needed attention and aid.

A Dutch ship with aid was also trying to dock to bring desperately needed relief and help uncork the bottleneck at the congested airport.

Official recognition would bring desperately needed research, they say, as well as more complete coverage for treatment, which can run to more than $10,000 a year.