Sentence examples similar to it faces excessive need from inspiring English sources

However, saying "people's sexual relationships are nobody's business," it seemed clear she faced excessive scrutiny within the business once she began dating again.

"By acting now, we can ensure doctors, nurses and NHS staff have the support they need and patients are not left facing excessive waits for treatment".

Mr Clegg said voters choosing between Labour or the Conservatives faced "excessive cuts or excessive borrowing".

It craves faces; it needs voices.

It is facing an urgent need to reinvent itself.

Excessive need for control.

Needs a knockout, but let's face it, he needed it regardless".

The budget is a chance to reverse the idea that Labour never faces down excessive wealth nor makes it pay what it owes in tax.

Let's face it: Scientific youngsters need nourishment.

But if this preference for socialising online rather than face-to-face becomes excessive it can interfere with close relationships, or performance at school or work.

It might seem excessive, but you need to microwave the water for ten minutes.