Sentence examples for certainly in need of from inspiring English sources
It is certainly in need of reform.
Hollywood is certainly in need of an attention getter.
The organisation is certainly in need of a fresh start.
Parts of the town are certainly in need of regeneration.
This EU space is certainly in need of reform, but more importantly it needs to be reset.
While other parts of the country – particularly the North East – are certainly in need of greater balance, they seem to have a louder voice.
Reader's Digest has certainly been in need of cost savings lately.
"A Levittown house selling for less than $300,000," Mr. Dallow said, "would almost certainly be in need of extensive repairs".
There are certainly some teams in need of receiving help, but this is an old player whose workout indicated that he was not in playing shape, and one who – by the way – was a bad locker room guy.
The star, as if you didn't know, is Robert Pattinson, the moody vampire heartthrob from the "Twilight" series, a conceivably promising, certainly watchable actor in need of an immediate acting intervention.
Certainly Apple is in need of a healthy new revenue stream to help counter the violent swings in demand for its computer hardware, and music downloads at 99 cents a song could potentially contribute to that effort.
