crying need

There was crying need for some one to speak the right word.

Given the crying need, this is bill whose time has clearly come.

That goes to show there are people who see our crying need!

Day care has become a crying need for families of all income levels.

There is a crying need for the popular understanding of modern science.

In the first place, there is no crying need to balance the Federal budget.

The minutes of the meeting record that there was "a crying need" for them.

The Russian economy had a crying need for new investment.

In 1957, comic books had a crying need for content.

"Apparently, there's a crying need to find out just what the law is."

"Put the minimum that you need to meet these crying needs and we'll talk about how to spend it."

Some crying need for what a trader's wagon can carry?

Five other states are considering similar steps, but the crying need is for the administration to make this a national issue.

Health care is one of the most crying needs.

But there is also a crying need to strengthen the functioning of Congress itself.

He felt a crying need for assurance in the reality of humanity.

Is there really a crying need for so many special effects involving vomiting?

There is a crying need for an international insolvency convention.

Together with 'efficiency' and good management principles has come the crying need for experts to take charge of every field.

"The supreme and crying need of this lost world is the Gospel.

She had an urgent, crying need to be alone.

I cannot conceive of a more crying need in our state than to fix, once and for all, that terrible problem.

We all read of the crying need to prepare our graduates for successful entry into the business world.

This one is about the crying need to jump-start a stalled movement.

They considered buying new playground equipment for the parks, but that did not seem to be a crying need either.