Sentence examples for equally in need from inspiring English sources

Davies seems to regard every plane traveller as equally "in need" of a runway, making them all equally entitled to his "predict and provide" approach to airport capacity.

Out of the womb we are all equal, and equally in need of care.

Equally in need of medication is Ellen Hope Daviss), a high-strung housewife who transforms herself from Phyllis Diller to Veronica Lake to serve breakfast to her creamy-voiced lodger (Simon Baker, none creamier).

But the party's internal bureaucratic workings are equally in need of reform, the communiqué stated, implicitly acknowledging the problems lower-level officials face in selling their superiors on innovative ideas and the opaque way in which leaders are chosen.

Rossellini filmed all his stories, regardless of their time frame, in the historical present, and treats both past and present reality not as physical facts but as intellectual ones, which are equally in need of discovery and reconstruction.

This stance makes her a committed, effective champion (some clients call her Mama Gloria); it also attracts criticism from feminists who say that presenting such a wide assortment of women as equally in need of justice undermines the cause of fair treatment.

With the absence of a national power grid we need to pump water using generators and therefore access to affordable fuel is equally in huge need.

I suspect plenty of people will storm out of the theater equally enraged (and in need of whiskey).

You fail to explain why you are singling out the film and TV industry for special tax treatment when there are countless other businesses providing equally good jobs in need of incentives for staying in, or returning to, California.

Partly as a result of this phenomenon, GWA studies have been implemented unevenly across human populations, generating concerns that the benefits of human genetics research will not accrue equally in different groups (Need and Goldstein 2009; Rosenberg et al. 2010; Bustamante et al. 2011).

"I'm not so sure that there aren't other jurisdictions in the country that are equally, if not more, in need of this than the South," he said.