Sentence examples for deeply in need of from inspiring English sources

Had the mirror really been so deeply in need of cleaning?

"To the End of June" is a triumph of narrative reporting and storytelling, as well as a thorough and nuanced analysis of an American institution deeply in need of reform.

We are deeply in need of a school system with longer primary school ages, where the working and academic class is kind of united and the kids with migration background have more time to improve their German skills.

"The corporate tax system is deeply flawed and deeply in need of reform," Laura D'Andrea Tyson, a board member and a professor of economics at the University of California, Berkeley, and a former economic adviser to President Bill Clinton, said during a session of the panel Friday to vote on the report.

For we are deeply in need of a new way beyond the darkness that seems so close around us".

Embarrassingly, many who claim Christianity have called for rejecting Syrian refugees and closing our borders to a people deeply in need of security and sustenance.

In turn, benefit sanctions are tipping deeply vulnerable individuals – in need of support, not punishment – over the edge.

We're in the post-metrosexual era, say commentators, where unless you look like a Men's Health cover made flesh you feel deeply inadequate and in need of a physical fine-tune.

The Department of Justice has already placed the Cleveland Police Department under a consent decree, which means the department had been found to be deeply troubled and in need of reform at every level.

Descheenie said the coalition is excited to submit its proposal, which has been in the works since July, because members believe the designation of a national monument would create hope for people who "relate to land" so deeply and are in need of "healing".

24/7 Wall St.: It is easy to believe that every city, county and state government in the country is deeply in debt and in need of higher taxes and budget cuts.