Sentence examples for it desperately needs from inspiring English sources

Overall the party vows to spend £3 billion more on the NHS annually because "it desperately needs it", without specifying where the funding would go.

As for Pakistan, for all its bluster, it desperately needs foreign, ie, American money.

If Honduras is to halt its spiral of decline, it desperately needs strong democratic leadership and an end to its political splits.

His first order of business: salvage Bertelsmann's merger with music label EMI, which it desperately needs for its paid Napster service to succeed.

Second, it desperately needs to clean its urban centres of pollutants largely produced by exhaust pipes.

Given how high the stakes are, it desperately needs to put its foot on the accelerator.

South Korea wants the ban lifted, arguing that it desperately needs to reprocess its accumulating spent fuel from nuclear reactors to reduce its stored waste.

If Ballard's new retail plan works, it would give SonicBlue the sales boost it desperately needs to turn its fortunes around.

It desperately needs an alliance because its Milan hub is dysfunctional and it wants to tap into markets beyond northern Italy.

When a football club embarks on yet another pre-season, it desperately needs to sell hope to its supporters.

It hardly seems appropriate for Athens to be thumbing its nose at Brussels at a time when it desperately needs E.U. economic backing.