Sentence examples for ever in need from inspiring English sources
Although targeted towards younger readers, I think that if you are ever in need of a quick and enjoyable read then this book is certainly suitable.
More aid is reaching more people inside Syria, but escalating violence across the country has left more people than ever in need.
In the meantime, the architectural scene, so often tied up – and unavoidably so - with vested interests of the developer world, and ever in need of critical friends, will be worse off for his absence behind bars".
If you're ever in need of a quintessential Merchant-Ivory-Jhabvala-Forster moment, just watch the opening of HOWARDS END (1992), as Ruth Wilcox Vanessa Redgravee) serenely strolls the grounds of her cherished English country house.
Since 9/11, Mr. Abdul Rauf, like almost any Muslim leader with a public profile, has had to navigate the fraught path between those suspicious of Muslims and eager to brand them as violent or disloyal and a Muslim constituency that believes itself more than ever in need of forceful leaders.
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Were God to have knowledge of mutable things, he, too, would be ever changing and always in need of being informed of each new development.
It is not a cure that Berlin himself ever stood in need of.
Mr Wen's successors will inherit an economy less susceptible to planning and ever more in need of deregulation.
The world went with pretty much the first sort of reactor it saw deployed at scale, contenting itself with increasing its size and trying, over the years, to render it ever less in need of the attentions of the axeman.
His staff had bagged the best hotel in town, the one normally reserved for presidents and royalty: the Shangri-La, should you ever be in need of a bed in Singapore.
