Examples of using Desperately needs in English and their translations into Vietnamese
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It desperately needs new thinking.
But if it's not… Then there is a family in London that desperately needs our help.
Saudi Arabia desperately needs to find other sources of income beyond oil.
We certainly aren't in the clear yet, and the world desperately needs a global climate agreement.
Russia desperately needs to get its finances in order, because its cash reserves are being depleted at a rapid rate.
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It would beunfair if I can't help a fellow countryman who desperately needs a donor,” she said.
Each model in your salon desperately needs the help of a professional stylist.
India's government banned Bitcoin,a currency providing great hope for prosperity in a country that desperately needs it.
Although the company is heavily in debt and desperately needs the cash, the patent is what the engineers put their dreams.
However, the disease is a sign that the body we have to slow down a little,and that the brain desperately needs a break.
Your reality is collapsing and now desperately needs to redo itself into something quite different from what you now know.
Not only is this an issue of civil rights,but computer science as a field desperately needs diverse and multiple perspectives.“.
Ultimately, California desperately needs more deeply affordable housing, Kushel said, or subsidized housing for people with lower incomes.
However, sickness is the body's sign that we need to slow down a bit,and that the brain desperately needs a break.
The world you are inheriting is a world which desperately needs a new sense of brotherhood and human solidarity.
We can make a difference, and make a difference, not just for women,but for a global economy that desperately needs their contributions.
But the stakes are high-the mobile industry also desperately needs 5G, whether for new revenue sources, market share, or to drive growth.
Sean O'Neill at the University of Sydney in Australia says thefindings are a“great achievement for a disease that desperately needs some progress”.
On the other hand, North Korea desperately needs security guarantees and, especially, the relief of economic sanctions in exchange for certain disarmament concessions.
Low oil prices arecrushing Iraq's finances when the country desperately needs income to fund its war against ISIS.
Sometimes, the right engine isn't monetary at all, but rather, for example,the individual with the expertise you lack and your company desperately needs.
This is the reporting that marketing desperately needs to identify their most engaged leads faster and prove the value of game-changing initiatives.
Recent reports have indicated that Russia's Soviet era oil fields are in decline andthat its production infrastructure desperately needs upgrading.
For example, the Ukrainian army desperately needs counter-battery radars to pinpoint the source of enemy rocket and artillery fire, which cause about 70 percent of Ukrainian casualties.
Since equity is costlier than debt, this approach is not desirable andoften only done when a firm is overleveraged and desperately needs to reduce its debt.
And, in 2011,Colin“found himself mired in a battle with Google and realized that the world desperately needs a transparent and open search engine.”.
According to Motorsport, Liberty also wants to consider changing up the schedule and expanding its digital presence-the latter being something the sport desperately needs to do.
Fourth, China's dramatic assertion of unilateral sovereignty over the South China Sea hasadversely affected the peaceful environment China desperately needs to become a global power.
The Indian market has anyhow done well in the past for Toyota and the company must be keen on replacing the2010 variant of the Land Cruiser Prado which desperately needs a facelift.
The education-employment gap will force higher educators to think creatively about how tooffer the training students need for a workforce that desperately needs them.
