Sentence examples for extreme needs from inspiring English sources

This is a corollary of the previous statement – each kind of extreme needs to be looked at specifically – and often regionally as well.

One is a $190 million infusion for Egypt's budget intended to address what Mr. Kerry said was the country's "extreme needs".

David Miliband, the former Labour Foreign Secretary and president and chief executive of the IRC, called for urgent action to tackle the "extreme needs" and health risks on Lesbos.

Kerry cited Egypt's "extreme needs" and Morsi's "assurances that he plans to complete the IMF process" when he told the president that the US would provide $190m of a long-term $450m pledge "in a good-faith effort to spur reform and help the Egyptian people at this difficult time".

In a statement issued after his two-hour meeting with President Mohamed Morsi, Mr. Kerry said the aid decision reflected Egypt's "extreme needs" and Mr. Morsi's assurance that Egypt would reach an agreement with the I.M.F. after more than a year of talks over a $4.8 billion loan package.

This pair of patients with extreme needs represents the two faces of health care in Germany and its mix of private and quasi-public insurance plans.

The first one is to end poverty for her and for everyone, everywhere who is living in extreme need -- more than one billion in the world today.

"It will only be in circumstances of extreme need that we would contemplate doing coal again.

"In this place of memories, the mind and heart and soul feel an extreme need for silence.

"If this disastrous strategy succeeded, hundreds of people in extreme need would once again no longer be helped".

Long before he flirted with death, Pierce was contemplating it, or at least had an extreme need for support.