Sentence examples for often in need of from inspiring English sources
It is a port, after all, often in need of cheap labour.
He didn't know much about Native American tribes, but he knew they were often in need of money.
Broadway, often in need of a helping hand, might want to think about giving itself a boost with a variation of "banned in Boston".
It's clear right away that Mr. Dubrow is not after masterpieces but rather work that is of the moment and often in need of unraveling.
The synagogue likes the building's close proximity to apartments, offices and hotels, whose guests are often in need of a Jewish house of worship, said Rabbi Marc Schneier, the founding rabbi of the Hampton Synagogue.
The number of chronically homeless people — a particularly at-risk population often in need of mental and physical health services and other safety-net support — fell about 7 percent in 2011 and more than 19 percent since 2007.
The sixth President did, however, make a disarming acknowledgment of the situation in his Inaugural Address: "Less possessed of your confidence in advance than any of my predecessors, I am deeply conscious of the prospect that I shall stand more and oftener in need of your indulgence".
The slackness of the crowd scenes is reflected in a production which was first performed in 2007 – and which often looks in need of a jolly good dust-down.
Water glasses often sit in need of refilling, desserts came late one recent evening (the chef personally apologized and didn't charge for them), and it can take too long to get the check.
Since then she's found a strong, vibratoless voice that's confident but imperfect in funny ways: because it brings to mind music that's actually popular, it often seems in need of post-production sweetening.
Individuals who often are in need of physical therapy include those with back pain, elderly persons with arthritis or balance problems, injured athletes, infants with developmental disabilities, and persons who have had severe burns, strokes, or spinal cord injuries.
