Sentence examples for most desperate need from inspiring English sources

Iraq's most desperate need now is for security, and we need them.

Since trading Khalil Mack, the Raiders have had the league's most desperate need for an edge rusher.

The compilation "RoGoPaG," from 1962, is high on my list of movies in most desperate need of U.S. DVD release (there's a British release from Masters of Cinema).

New council housing should not be a last resort only for those in the most desperate need, but suited to a range of incomes.

Countries including the UK, the US, and the EU states should consider accepting as refugees Yazidi genocide survivors in most desperate need of medical and psychological care.

For decades, young doctors and nurses have been fleeing poor countries for the bright lights and fat paychecks of wealthier nations, abandoning the parts of the world with the highest burden of disease and most desperate need for medical help.

SINGAPORE — In the aftermath of earthquakes and tsunamis, one of the most desperate needs for survivors is often to have access to clean drinking water.

The buildings in most desperate shape need major renovations, like the replacement of roofs, facades, plumbing and heating systems, but have equipment nearing or beyond the end of its useful life.

And in Rodgers' most desperate hour of need, he was helped by the return to the goal standard of England striker Daniel Sturridge, making only his second league start of the season after months on the sidelines with injury.

Most markets are in desperate need of affordable, high quality goods that live up to half the promises their advertising make for them.

Sanitation lending multiplies the impact of a traditional subsidy by leveraging capital from the private sector and social investors for loan capital, recycling capital back into the system and freeing up government and philanthropic funds for most disenfranchised communities in desperate need of direct aid and subsidies.