Sentence examples for desperately needed time from inspiring English sources

She desperately needed time to rest and recuperate.

While Lookin at Lucky might have had enough in the tank to come to New York, Super Saver showed at the Preakness that he desperately needed time off.

They argued that coral reefs were severely damaged and the ecosystem desperately needed time to recover.

Overall, he said, the hope is that artificial intelligence will give back to physicians a resource they desperately need: time.

On trial in three different courts, and with his approval rating below 30% and falling, the prime minister desperately needs time to recover his footing.His way of dealing with one tough problem this week may well have come at the cost of creating another.

The people I met in Levittown were not on Mr. Obama's e-mail list or among his donors, but they may be more likely than his younger supporters and more affluent ones to give him what he most desperately needs: time and patience.

In 2008, after the UK came last in a Unicef league table of developed nations' children's wellbeing, a consensus was quickly reached that children desperately needed more time, space and opportunity to play, not on screens and social media, but with their friends, outside, as they have done for millennia.

The measure would give desperately needed paid time off to new parents and those who need to care for sick relatives ― and it stands to benefit the city's lowest-income workers more than any other group.

It was the human connection that I desperately needed at the time.

Senators of both parties said the bill was desperately needed at a time when the public approval rating of Congress had sunk below 15 percent.

Kearse batted the ball once and then hauled it in for an insane, 33-yard play that happened to be what Seattle desperately needed at the time.