Sentence examples for very badly needs from inspiring English sources

So, it isn't a cliché to call Florida a must-win for Mr. Romney; he very badly needs it.

"The Clinton campaign very badly needs to get him into the race," said Lee M. Miringoff, director of the Marist Institute for Public Opinion in Poughkeepsie, N.Y.

"I was not going to leave Hillary until she pulled out," he said, adding: "I think Barack Obama is very well equipped to provide the presidential leadership that the country very badly needs in a rapidly changing world".

We very badly NEED THE WALL.

"This legislation is very, very badly needed," said Rep. Phil Gingrey, R-Ga., an obstetrician.

Donald Trump, Jr. March 10 , 1987Dear Journal, I very badly need a Savannah cat as a pet.

We don't need any more novelist-performers or novelist-pundits or novelist-narcissists, but we very badly need more novelists who can write this well.

"David Cannadine and myself offered support to the New College because higher education in the UK needs more diversity and this enterprise – if it takes off – should create new posts for junior lecturers at a time when they are very badly needed".

Because of changes in what people want they want to know the reporters as personalities, and come to live events or go on trips where they mix with them the truth is that the Times very badly needed new sources of revenue.

Adds Charles Carpenter of Brown University School of Medicine: "We very badly need to develop new classes of antiretroviral agents".

Sian Meredith, a victim of bad behaviour from bailiffs and a campaigner, said the legislation was long overdue and "very badly needed".