Sentence examples for need very much from inspiring English sources

"We need very much to have a similar message when it comes to drugs".

But they need very much more than this if they are to prosper in the world.

It's better than celery because it's so concentrated you don't need very much.

"We need very much a name to describe a cultivator of science in general.

Using hard, strong cheese means that you don't need very much of it, a trick I use quite often.

When you roast grapes, it concentrates the sugars, which means you won't need very much maple syrup with these waffles.

"They are methods that would horrify today's conservators," said Bailey, "but the painting hasn't needed very much work since".

"He needed very much to have a project," Lin told me, as we walked across fields to one of the few vantage points from which the house reveals itself.

"It's one of those things where decisions are made out of some kind of short-term pique or something like that, and it hurts very much at a time when the United Nations needs very much to have American support".

"Was she happy?" The question came to Rose as a kindness, a way of easing Bev into greater confessions, but as she asked it felt like something she needed very much to know.

Christopher Carr, principal of St Martin's College, which is based in Carlisle and has two centres in Cumbria, providing degrees accredited by Lancaster University, said the development was "needed very much indeed".