Sentence examples for perhaps in need of from inspiring English sources

The more the U.F.C. functions as a well-run corporation, the more its athletes may come to see themselves as employees employees, perhaps, in need of representation.

Harrison seems ripe for (and perhaps in need of) a defining big run at a Slam sooner rather than later, but his having drawn Djokovic, the defending champion and top seed, in the second round of this one will probably postpone that satisfaction.

And note a simple point, with general application: the lyricist on this occasion takes the far-fetched rhyme, which is perhaps in need of protection, and places it first, so that he gives the illusion that the song is working inevitably towards the second rhyme - "Wake up to reality".

However, we anticipate that much of the main argument positing that risk exposure and resilience are experienced differently by different kinds of households within dryland areas, and that this matters for resilience programming in dryland areas, remains valid if perhaps in need of updating and refining should more current multi-site household data sets become available.

"But what I think is perhaps in need of significant improvement is the awareness of people that the next one is coming," he said.

The presentation of key communication skills was described either in terms of new, useful and exciting, or as old and familiar, though perhaps in need of 'brushing up'.

The findings are especially important in an era when presidential candidates are less likely to be veterans themselves and therefore are perhaps more in need of military endorsements.

Mr. McCuen and his partner, Jim St. Andre, have the listing, and once again, Mr. McCuen has a vision of a wealthy billionaire looking to build a mansion, perhaps one in need of enough space to store an antique car collection.

But others further down the hierarchy working on fixed hours contracts are perhaps also in need of protection.

And perhaps all in need of being said.

But their initiative fails to address the cities perhaps most in need of assistance, and might miss some of the underlying factors driving crime.