Sentence examples for cause of desperation from inspiring English sources

Even in the developing world, where overcrowding remains a major cause of desperation and disease, the pace of growth has slowed almost everywhere.

But if anyone is still looking for the cause of desperation that turns people into brutal terrorists, there it is, in color, attesting to the complicity of the world's leading democracy in the continued suffering and humiliation of the Palestinians.

And if so, what's the cause of their desperation?

The underlying causes of our desperation are far more serious.

Buena Vista has been operating on a $1 million deficit, but the most immediate cause of its financial desperation is an accounting problem.

This bill will cause a new kind of desperation for "undesirables", for the women who already live on the fringes.

Predatory attacks are usually acts of desperation, caused by inadequate fat stores, starvation, injury or illness.

Thomas has repeatedly said he will not make a trade to shake up his roster, believing that acting out of desperation may cause the franchise to make "serious mistakes".

I'll add however, that educational restructuring is more necessary than ever, if we truly want to foster healthy development and reduce the levels of desperation that cause students to kill themselves.

The A.C.L.U.'s Ben Wizner told the AP: This kind of desperation is caused by the uncertainty of not knowing whether one will ever be released or even charged.

United's play, as well as the noise from their supporters, carried an air of desperation and their cause was not helped by a moment of madness from Di Maria that saw him sent off with 13 minutes left.