Sentence examples for painfully needed from inspiring English sources

Nowhere has revamping been so painfully needed as in Japan's electronics industry, where six major manufacturers, including Sony, still produce flat-panel televisions, mostly at a loss.

"I wanted to raise as much money as possible to aid the relief effort out there which is so painfully needed by the Nepalese people," he said.

To prevent your ear from popping uncomfortably or painfully, you need to stop the difference in pressure from building up.

Ironically, the WTO's Financial Services Agreement seeks to establish rules that would make it more difficult for countries to undertake the financial regulations that this crisis has so painfully demonstrated are needed.

The state conventions were run by people who were painfully aware that they needed public support to hold their jobs and power.

Two of the wheels had broken off, and I was making painfully slow progress, needing to take a breather every five yards or so.

If that homeless man on the street could never have been like us then he's beyond helping and we can't gain the humility to know we could also be painfully changed, we needn't try to make the world safer as a project to benefit us all.

And while executing these programs can be difficult and painfully slow (often needing to satisfy city regulations and tax laws forty layers deep), if these smaller-scale programs we're seeing in the US are actually effective, congestion pricing may be a solution to plug chunky budget gaps, better finance infrastructure projects and replace lost gas tax revenue in an electric vehicle future.

They all make painfully clear that what is needed is a comprehensive response — to restore rules, develop new ones as needed and enforce them day to day; to reassert the government's regulatory mission; and to reaffirm the centrality of solvency, safety and soundness of financial firms, and of investor and consumer protection.

By the time Jimmy auto-tuned Nirvana's "Smells Like Teen Spirit," for no apparent reason, it was painfully clear that that motif needed to return to the land of those other freaks on Murphy's Glee.

But changes have been painfully slow.The need for reform will become more pressing as the elderly proportion of those classified as migrant workers bulges.