Sentence examples for now desperately need from inspiring English sources

"It's a real struggle producing a magazine that's fresh and we now desperately need reinvention.

And Zimbabweans now desperately need a stronger one than Mr Mbeki.

Iraqis now desperately need all that the country's oil production can buy.

Lundqvist may be there Thursday against the Islanders to help the Rangers try to rebound in a game they now desperately need.

There is not much confidence outside of Wrigley Field that their words will create the peaceful coexistence the Cubs now desperately need.

The Lakers had interest in guard Goran Dragic but drafted Russell instead of Duke center Jahlil Okafor and now desperately need frontcourt help.

Argentina now desperately needs to learn how to defend.

Economic and political turmoil has crushed Zimbabwe's agricultural output, and the country now desperately needs money to buy food from abroad.

Vietnamese leaders became overly subservient to China, falling out of the orbit of democracy and far behind the rest of the world, a world into which Vietnam now desperately needs to integrate itself so that it can grow and develop.

Tourism provides direct jobs for nearly three million people, critical income to more than 70 industries and 20 percent of the state's foreign currency — now desperately needed to prop up the plummeting Egyptian pound.

Harvard now desperately needs to push through equally radical reforms: improving undergraduate education while also seizing the opportunities of science and globalisation; correcting many of the problems of the sixties, while also reaching out to poorer students.