Sentence examples for most needs one from inspiring English sources

Yulia V. Tymoshenko, the prime minister, and Viktor A. Yushchenko, the president, onetime political allies, are now locked in a bitter power struggle that has paralyzed the state, leaving it without a leader at precisely the time it most needs one.

The candidate, they say, is without a clear message at time when he most needs one, and in danger of getting lost in the October news tumult of a presidential campaign, strife in the Middle East and the possibility of a Subway Series.

By 2010, under a deal struck in October with the United Auto Workers to cut hourly labour costs, Chrysler must also find $8.8 billion to set up a health-care trust for its present and former employees.In the past, Chrysler has temporarily restored its fortunes by conjuring up a sizzling new model just when it most needed one.

Nevertheless, at the current stage, diagnostic biomarkers do not seem to be the most needed ones.

Gonzales will put a friendly face on Facebook when it needs one most.

In short, I think it's time we stopped trying to give our girls makeovers when it is really the media that needs one the most.

Five thousand metres above sea level, where the air is so thin that most visitors need one of those bingo-grandma oxygen tanks plugged into their nose just to keep from passing out, is an enormous scientific experiment called ALMA short for the Atacama Large Millimetre/sub-Millimetre Array.

Someone should be at the top with influence over which agencies get which resources, one who decides what intelligence is most needed, and one who understands all the raw data behind the analyses and respects conflicting conclusions.

By identifying locations with endemic problems, place-based strategies can be applied where they are most needed, addressing one of the key limitations of other current prevention efforts.

A third problem I think is, in times when unification, humanity and solidarity seem to be most needed, is one country's national flag really the best symbol to universally unify?" But could a tool like this be perceived by some to be just as offensive as picking one victim country's flag over another?

A third problem I think is, in times when unification, humanity and solidarity seem to be most needed, is one country's national flag really the best symbol to universally unify?" But could a tool like this be perceived by some as just as offensive as picking one victim country's flag over another?