Sentence examples for need of reinforcement from inspiring English sources

That principle seems in urgent need of reinforcement.

Desperately in need of reinforcement, the men of K Company gave their new comrades a warm welcome.

It has a fragile democracy in need of reinforcement (an argument, nowadays, for closer association with the EU).

He is believed to have told Short that, with a defensively vulnerable squad in desperate need of reinforcement, investment in the January transfer market is imperative.

The tourists' pace attack appeared in need of reinforcement when De Kock and Amla were smashing them to all parts of SuperSport Park this week, and Broad is the obvious available remedy – possibly in place of Chris Jordan.

He is well aware that his squad is in need of reinforcement, particularly in midfield, and that he faces a battle to hang on to a disaffected Wayne Rooney.

But, as at Reading, an ongoing takeover – Hafiz Mammadov this time – has limited transfer movement and a decent enough squad looks in need of reinforcements.

Meanwhile Jack Wilshere, enjoying a fine season with the Gunners, has said that the North Londoners are in no great need of reinforcements.

But Bundy dazzled in the minors, the Orioles pushed into the thick of a playoff race, and a marathon game in Seattle left their bullpen in need of reinforcements.

5/21 Guarin There is no doubt that midfield is the area most in need of reinforcements for David Moyes and another man linked with an Old Trafford switch is Colombian international Guarin.

He was in Rome, coaching a team in the Interreligious Match for Peace at the Stadio Olimpico organised by the Pope (his team lost 6-3), as back at the Arsenal training ground in Hertfordshire the club's negotiators were pulling out the stops to bolster one of the areas of the team in dire need of reinforcements.