“desperately need”造句，怎麼用desperately need造句

These children desperately need help to tackle their problems but feel they have no one to turn to.

And yet investors may be willing to gamble, despite the higher fees, because they desperately need high returns.

Include an amount of discretionary money into your budget to spend on things that you might not desperately need, but would make you smile.

Perhaps the simplest way I can explain what's happening is that humanity's Power has been increasing by leaps and bounds, and now its alignment with Truth and Love desperately need to catch up.

I desperately needed to see results.

The Cavs desperately needed those threes in the fourth quarter.

Once rich in phosphates, Nauru desperately needs Australian cash.

Many of the boats are sunk, along with the soldiers and desperately needed supplies.

In a world of abuse and absentee parenting, God's Word is desperately needed.

He desperately needed cash to get the gloomy restaurant out of the woods.

It took carpal tunnel syndrome and an inflexible corporate environment for me to realize that I desperately needed a change.

Badly battered by the unintended acceleration fiasco and last March's Japanese earthquake, Toyota desperately needs American car buyers to keep flocking to the Camry, newly redesigned for 2012.

On trial in three different courts, and with his approval rating below 30% and falling, the prime minister desperately needs time to recover his footing.

After five days of waiting the people of New Orleans are beginning to receive greater supplies of desperately needed food, water and medicine.

In a speech this month in Krasnoyarsk Medvedev said Russia desperately needed an independent judiciary and a free press - two things conspicuously lacking from the vertically run Putin era.

"We desperately need to laugh," she said.

In those long and lonely nights, I desperately need to find something to do.

The two most likely to desperately need another half are Libra and Scorpio , though for not the same reasons.

That's why I am pleased that half of the first wave will be in deprived areas, and the vast majority in areas where they desperately need school places.

South Carolina’s economy desperately needs a jolt.

This world desperately needs more social cohesion and stability. It also desperately needs greater balance and fairness, especially in access to health care.

Along with my knowledgeable professionals came a breath of fresh air that I desperately needed.

One team, being very close to the deadline, desperately needed to sell all the fishes that were left.

These days, national security experts are tearing their hair out over the decision of Senate Republicans to block a desperately needed new strategic arms treaty.

For America, providing desperately needed cash to Europe was its entry into the councils of power, a process that ultimately brought a powerful new player inside the global tent.

This one, while inconvenient, usually works every time, and if you desperately need some sleep it can be a godsend.

So many tell us that trying to get a diagnosis feels like an insurmountable hurdle and they have to fight tremendous battles to get the help, support and services they desperately need.

His country desperately needs western aid to revive its sluggish economy.

Infrastructure improvements are punishingly expensive and desperately needed in a place where, for instance, people travel by boat or plane because there are no roads connecting towns.

Why we desperately need your contribution.

The field desperately needs a big clinical success.

Doctors and patients' groups said they were "horrified" by the use of NHS resources for relationship advice when patients with cancer and dementia were being denied treatment they desperately needed.

The world’s third-biggest carrier by passenger numbers desperately needs more fuel-efficient planes to overhaul its ageing fleet.

No. If you really want a high-quality, industrially engineered spice rack, you desperately need something more advanced than a simple hammer from a rinky-dink hardware store.