Sentence examples for providing badly from inspiring English sources

Washington is doing better than other donors, providing badly needed helicopters for rescue and supply missions, prefabricated bridges and more than $70 million in relief and resettlement funds.

Besides providing badly needed new exhibition space for the museum, the new wing, which was designed by the Berlin-based architect Daniel Libeskind, reflects the flowering of Denver's visual arts scene.

Crennel immediately deflected the credit to his players, but for a team trying to emerge from a chaotic season — on the field, there were copious injuries and wildly inconsistent play; off the field, a deep alienation between Haley and General Manager Scott Pioli — RAC, it turned out, was the rock, providing badly needed steadiness and optimism.

The city would build 66 owner-occupied town houses on the gardens, providing badly needed housing for residents of the Morrisania neighborhood who otherwise might never own their own homes, said Carol Abrams, a spokeswoman for the city's Department of Housing Preservation and Development.

Mr Pickles' communities department said it was "providing badly needed homes".

Conservative housing minister Brandon Lewis said: "Our change-of-use reforms are providing badly needed homes such as studios and one-bedroom flats for young people, especially in London where there is a particularly acute need for more housing.

And parking decks have been built and remodeled to provide badly needed off-street parking.

Like Chaney, Archibald is counting on Latrell Sprewell to provide badly needed inspiration.

Historically, the IRC helped provide badly needed assistance to victims of many of the world's greatest catastrophes and conflicts.

North Korea had also continued its support of the plant, which provided badly needed hard currency, through previous diplomatic crises.

The basket of blue corn tortilla chips that arrives as soon as you sit down provides badly needed reassurance.