Sentence examples for in need of total from inspiring English sources

"Here, it's all warehouses in need of total gut renovations".

When he joined me again he was devastated, his house had become unrecognisable, worse than when he had left it - it is now in need of total reconstruction.

Today, that prisoner remains incarcerated, with the right side of his body paralyzed, unable to speak, and in need of "total assistance with his activities of daily living," according to the report.

One of the greatest athletes of our time is suddenly in need of a total reboot.

Since the dismantling of the Building Schools for the Future program, schools have been left in limbo, in crumbling buildings in need of a total overhaul.

Juliet was offered other jobs researching, writing voice-overs for nature shows but she refused them cheerfully, describing herself as in need of a total change.

"If the public are to have confidence that these powers are being used properly our entire surveillance regime, devised before Facebook even existed, is in need of a total overhaul to bring it in line with modern technology and to ensure people's privacy is not intruded upon either without good reason or by mistake".

The PS Vita is coming relatively soon, but Sony Japan today announced [JP] something nice for all users still in need of a PSP: a total of three new PSP value packs.

But he said the most generous estimate was that aid was reaching 500,000 out of a total population in need of up to 2.5 million.

1.85 million children are in need of humanitarian assistance, out of a total 3.7 million people (almost half of the population) in need across the country - a 35% increase since January.

Indicators considered were the proportion of patients treated using opioids compared to the total estimated in need of treatment (rate of effectiveness) and the proportion of patients potentially requiring opioids but not treated who were incorporated into the treatment group (rate of improvement).