Sentence examples for well in need from inspiring English sources

Luckily, there were no cars speeding down that particular stretch of road and the guy was carrying his cell phone, so he called up the fire department and told them that he was, well, in need of some assistance.

Indeed, while the existing homes may have access to utilities, drainage and a road network, these services in themselves may well be in need of renewal.

That Netflix US has recently picked up Slow TV might be a sign it thinks that Americans may well be in need of a little audiovisual Xanax.

Motorway service stations are such depressing places, you may well feel in need of a triple brandy to get you through the next few miles of motoring monotony.

"Turning people back who may well be in need of protection from persecution could constitute flagrant violation of the convention obligation to protect people fleeing from harm from being subject to further harm".

Doctors say the homeless Miami man whose face was mostly chewed off by a naked assailant is awake and alert and doing "well", but in need of more surgery.

In conclusion, the preventive primary healthcare programme involved individuals motivated for as well as in need of, lifestyle changes to a major extent.

However, this argument is at loggerheads with patients' freedom to choose other hospitals, as well as in need of further evidence the respective coefficients become insignificant, when standard errors are adjusted.

The command of notes and musical basics was already well in hand, needing only refinement of detail, and the response to every critique and suggestion was instantaneous.

She also makes sure that Mr. Green, who has prostate cancer, is feeling well and not in need of medical attention.

"Gary Barlow has done a huge amount for the country, he's raised money for charity, he has done very well for Children in Need.