Sentence examples for deadly need from inspiring English sources

The Iraqi generals and soldiers the aid was intended for have been fighting militants in the area for a week and are in "deadly need" of the supplies, said Hakim Al-Zamilli, a member of the Iraqi parliament who serves on the security and defence committee.

Principal trading standards officer Sinead Upton said: "Those tempted to try to profit from this deadly trade need to know that we will continue to work closely with our partners to stamp it out.

He even risked a serving of notorious fugu puffer fish (chefs who prepare the potentially-deadly dish need two years' training and a licence).

To avoid this deadly contagion, we need to act now.

Chemical weapons, by contrast, can be simply made from fertiliser or pesticides, though more deadly nerve agents need considerably more expertise.

Taking the most obvious route is often deadly and you need to experiment, an effort not helped by Far Cry's system of saving the player's progress only at set points in the game.

For a poison to be deadly, "you'd need to absorb a lot more in quantity than anthrax, so from that standpoint it's less of a hazard," said a government official involved in continuing assessments of postal security.

To avoid this deadly fate, we need to grasp that today's hybrid system is not truly a capitalist one.

To prevent another deadly outbreak, we need the government to speed up this process and allow the rules to take effect.

Rokita's comments came during a local radio interview where he said, in light of the deadly virus, "we need to know the condition of these kids".

"Officer Allan reasonably believed that the use of deadly force was needed to protect him from the imminent use of deadly force".