When those looming obligations compete with sorely needed, dearly wanted city services — libraries, parks, police, schools — who, and what, gives way?
People who need him dearly.
With all that in mind, the removal of these ordnances is inherently good, as it eliminates an extreme risk and restores land and security to the people who need both dearly.
And if so, the global economy may recover at least some of the demand it so dearly needs.
"Now, this business is about big ideas," Mr. Farella said, "leveraging your buy with an 'event' show, with a hit series, with programming marketers want to make a big deal out of". "We dearly need the writers for that," he added, "because the strike has proven that the networks don't need the writers to get a 1.7 rating" — a mediocre level of viewership.
This is awareness we dearly need.
They dearly need the president's vocal support.
I consider myself a practicing Catholic because I dearly need the practice.
A few older ladies – close to retirement age – who possibly just dearly need a job to make ends meet- stare sadly at Brandon Flowers's lyrics on the overhead projector.
It cited "many months" of Officer Borja's 16-hour shifts at ground zero, and it stated: "Cesar Borja was a hero who served his country in her hour of need and sacrificed dearly for that service.
Corporations and their executives need to pay dearly when they harm shareholders or consumers.
