Sentence examples for lines in need from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday, Ban Ki-moon, the United Nations secretary general, warned that the situation is desperate, with 100,000 civilians trapped behind enemy lines in need of food.

UNICEF is scaling up its ongoing efforts to reach children across ethnic lines in need with life-saving nutrition interventions.

Further research on a larger set of cancer cell lines in needed.

He will inherit a quarterback who is coming off his second shoulder surgery in less than a year (Chad Pennington); a 32-year-old running back coming back from knee surgery (Curtis Martin); and an offensive line in need of rebuilding.

The lines most in need of new capacity are commuter ones.

But underneath the city, aging sewer and water lines are in need of repair.

But jealous forces are at work, the project is sabotaged and suddenly Coyote bus lines are in need of a new driver, fast.

Qwest had the best fiber optics billions could buy, while US West's net included entire regions of antiquated copper lines in dire need of upgrading.

There are thousands of other people lined up in need of assistance, most of them women and children, and it will be hours before Cuaca can register and receive a WFP food voucher.

President Obama has been on the front lines, helping people in need, while Mitt Romney has been content to speculate and spit rhetoric from the sidelines.

It is known that in different cell lines the proteins in need of methylation can vary both in quantity and quality.