Sentence examples for genuinely needs from inspiring English sources

And when someone genuinely needs support, would counting up a score really help them?

If Britain is to make a success of Brexit, as the government promises, it genuinely needs to be a country that works for everyone.

"No one who genuinely needs social welfare support and who is honestly disclosing their employment income and non-employment income will be worse off under our commitment," they said.

He suddenly seems to realize that he genuinely needs his partner.

If there's something you genuinely want to say, chances are someone genuinely needs to hear it, kindly.

That way, if an officer sees the footage and genuinely needs to say 'I realized that,' it can be taken into consideration.

Some people genuinely need medication.

And legions of borrowers hurt by the bust genuinely need help.

These are the people who genuinely need this money to survive.

Private tutors are usually only for students who genuinely need the extra help.

"Abusing compassionate leave is inconsiderate to fellow colleagues who may genuinely need the time off".