Sentence examples for probably in need of from inspiring English sources

A longtime lightning rod in Philadelphia's abrasive sports environment, McNabb is probably in need of a change of scenery.

Maxine Peake talks Shakespeare, Olivia Colman appears with Letters Live, and if that doesn't excite you then you're probably in need of one of the anti-apathy workshops.

But she was ruled to be "a sensible woman" who was "probably in need of emotional and psychological comfort" during her own spending sprees.

A haircut of about 20% would leave banks standing but probably in need of capital injections greater than those already budgeted for.

"Those of us in the UK that are back from yesterday's bank holiday were probably in need of the long weekend to prepare ourselves for the most important week for data (especially in the US) for many months," said Jim Reid, a credit strategist at Deutsche Bank.

This is a bit of a mess, and if you don't have either of those outputs — HDMI-ARC or optical — then you're probably in need of a new TV.

In a ruling dated April 18, Justice Richard F. Braun wrote that the former inmates were "probably most in need of discharge planning due to their serious functional impairments".

As far as emulators go, Macintosh users are probably more in need of Windows emulation software than Windows users are of Mac access.

But if you're trying to make a profit from organising an office sweepstake on who will win this year's Mercury prize, you are probably more in need of a five-page guide to not being an arsehole.

Students who are looking for summer employment will seek out lifeguard certification classes, though, in truth, they would be strong swimmers to begin with, probably least in need of the basic lessons that allow young people to be safe in the water.

He targeted what he called 'social influencers,' avoiding the 'awkward crowd' of people probably most in need of a new way to make friends".