Sentence examples for brought desperate from inspiring English sources

EU immigration policies have encouraged people traffickers and brought desperate refugee camps to our borders.

The performances of the rest of the cast were no less impressive: Christian Gerhaher as a driven but diffident Pelléas, Gerald Finley bringing desperate vulnerability to Golaud, and Franz-Josef Selig as a sweet, world-weary Arkel.

"Three months after the Dubs amendment, hardly any children have been helped at all – it is shameful that the British government has done almost nothing to bring desperate child refugees here.

This is why it is necessary for voters and caring public officials to demonstrate...to bring desperate needs to all citizens' attention so we can vote the slackers out of office!

Desperate times bring desperate measures.

The midmorning demonstration brought out desperate Liberians with nothing left to lose.

Since fall, the network has also gotten some good initial results out of another new drama, "Blind Justice," which it connected directly to its other big hits in promotions that told viewers they were getting the next big drama from the network that had brought them "Desperate Housewives" and "Lost".

From the marketing department that brought you Desperate Housewives-themed dry-cleaner bags come gossip ads, cemetery screenings and customized music videos.

"It is a desperate measure brought on by desperate times," said James G. Aaron, the city's special counsel and current redevelopment lawyer of the tax lien sale.

If he's on the cut line Friday afternoon, maybe he'll get desperate and bring Joslyn James in from Atlanta to help get him over the hump.

Inflation would bring more desperate strikes, especially to the coal mines and oil fields.