Sentence examples for essentially in need of from inspiring English sources
Cantankerous and lonely, this retired advertising executive is essentially in need of a captive audience, so he sets out to hire a personal assistant and finds Len (Adam Green), a young man from N.Y.U.'s dramatic-writing program who's sorely in need of a paying gig.
As he puts it: "Just as a work cannot be without being created and thus is essentially in need of creators, so what is created cannot itself come into being without those who preserve it".
Their teaching, these critics say, is "me-centered," rather than God-centered, and it proposes that people are basically good, rather than essentially sinful and in need of salvation.
While Leopard essentially completed the OS, which was in need of completing since it was introduced, Snow Leopard pushes it into the future.
The problem is, essentially, one of supply and demand; there are far more patients in need of livers than there are livers donated each year.
And legitimate proofs cannot come from liberal and democratic principles (the initial project of multicultural citizenship) alone, but need to be formulated essentially in terms of community cohesion and a new diversity-based common public culture.
This is essentially needed in the detection of mRNAs in living cells or in real-time PCR in sealed tubes [30].
This is an easy step to determine a crude measure of service coverage (essentially access of those in need), which will already be a useful advance for district planning.
Therefore, specimens differ essentially in terms of staining intensity.
