Sentence examples for an equally desperate from inspiring English sources

What's the difference between a desperate animal and an equally desperate human?

The Jets did what they had to do, getting a victory against an equally desperate Miami team.

The Bucs' win-by-assumption attitude -- underscored by the hollow guarantees of victory from the defensive behemoth Simeon Rice -- continues even as Tampa Bay confronts an equally desperate Green Bay team.

"When a Muslim engages in acts of violence against Americans, there is an equally desperate need to believe the opposite: that this is yet another manifestation of inscrutable hatred and evil, and any discussion of any other causes must be prohibited and ignored," he added.

After a couple of hours, he and a  few other men equally desperate for work will be thoroughly damp – and still unemployed for the day.

If the undisputed stars of every draft are the quarterbacks — particularly as the passing game is ever more dominant — the 2012 draft affirmed the obvious rejoinder: teams are equally desperate for a way to stop them.

Sarsfield will be equally desperate for a strong start to the season having missed the 2010 Winter Olympics through injury.

Uruguay, who look certain to recall Gerrard's Liverpool team-mate Luis Suarez after knee surgery, are equally desperate for a win after going down 3-1 to Costa Rica in their first match.

An enormous red sign read 'access into "Area A" is restricted to Israeli citizens, forbidden by law, and dangerous to their lives.' If I wasn't horrified enough, I continued driving past miles of the separation wall with a complete stranger named Hijazi who later became a friend and tour guide equally desperate to show me the realities of the occupation as I was to hear about and see them.

Unlikely as this sounds, Mr Alaniz, an unemployed bus driver, says that several of his equally desperate neighbours in Las Delicias, a district of Rosario, are doing the same, in the hope of earning a few pesos.

He played Robert Syverten, an aimless, unemployed film extra who enters a marathon dance contest with the equally desperate Gloria Ms. Fondaa), hoping to win recognition and prize money.