Sentence examples for particularly needs to from inspiring English sources

The country particularly needs to hear more from Mr. Obama about what he rightly called the most urgent task — "to restore our economy and put the millions of Americans who have lost their jobs back to work".

It, particularly, needs to ensure real-time resource allocation and execution in dynamic environments with different resource and service constraints.

The reality of mixtures particularly needs to considered, as Hayes et al. (2006a) points out.

So women particularly need to plan carefully.

I hadn't heard of host Matthew Giffen, and don't particularly need to again.

Administration officials said the package was particularly needed to help ensure a rebound in capital spending by businesses.

"Efforts to improve care have substantial scope to achieve better health outcomes and particularly need to include chronic conditions that affect quality of life of older people".

"SRE forms an important part of any school's efforts to safeguard young people from abuse, and is particularly needed to protect the most vulnerable children".

The people who are most likely to do this are the most excluded, the most disempowered: those whose voices particularly need to be heard.

Kondrat's unit, a battalion, particularly needed to practice convoy maneuvers -- piloting a large number of vehicles down a road while keeping them safe.

Through extensive client observation, de Angelis discovered that there was a lot more information clients would find useful: they particularly needed to compare data easily and quickly.