Sentence examples for need of a strong from inspiring English sources

Still, many Iraqis say they are so desperately in need of a strong, independent leader that almost anyone — Shiite, Sunni or Kurd — would do.

The country is badly in need of a strong left-wing opposition to the presiding neoliberal consensus, and Sinn Féin's popularity has grown in this vacuum.

Others in need of a strong showing on tour include Chris Smalling, Shinji Kagawa, Darren Fletcher, Ashley Young and Marouane Fellaini.

Finally, in Pennsylvania, Republicans were in need of a strong candidate to seriously challenge the Democratic incumbent, Bob Casey, who is fairly popular.

Mr. Schumer has refused to employ his immense political clout to help bring order to the party, much to the chagrin of some Democrats who say the party is in disarray and in need of a strong leader.

His debate night foe Chris Christie, the New Jersey governor who exposed Rubio's learned-by-rote lack of spontaneity, goes into election day in dire need of a strong showing to lend any purpose to his campaign.

Upon arrival in the Big Apple, I could then unpack my things and sell the van — for the same price I'd bought it for or a little more — to a vendor or service worker in need of a strong-running, rust-free Western vehicle.

I can think of people from the Liberals who speak for the need of a stronger state.

Although Hummels should return to the squad next weekend, the club are in desperate need of a stronger central defender.

The alternative to war is diplomacy and pressure, and, at the moment, that option is urgently in need of a stronger lobby in Washington.

Now, however, Poland increasingly sees Europe in need of a stronger security and defense policy, with its own civil and military planning headquarters, as the United States expects it to pull its weight in defense and security matters.