0 very much -- крайне, очень
to be sorely disappointed/tempted
He will be sorely missed by everyone.
His influence is felt - tacitly or explicitly - in the very structure and function of ethics committees today, and he will be sorely missed.
Such materials are sorely needed since recent work has shown that a lack of stylistic sensitivity is prominent even among very advanced students.
It seems to me that much more research is sorely needed in this area.
As one of the field's most energetic, intelligent, and imaginative scholars, he shall be sorely missed.
Additional experiments are sorely needed to evaluate the population dynamics of transposable elements in a variety of systems.
To present an image of jazz as pure, authentic folk music, which should remain untarnished by formal institutions would be sorely misleading.
All of these are sorely in need of more empirical data from rural society, especially for the period before 1700.
To judge from the rapid appearance of a second edition, it was sorely needed.
