Sentence examples for certainly desperate from inspiring English sources

The studio is certainly desperate for players to know that the boots-on-the-ground basics of the series have been retained.

Times are certainly desperate.

War would almost certainly mean desperate hardship and death for a very significant number of people.

[Almost certainly making desperate, get-this-idiot-off-the-phone gestures to "his people"] Who would you pick?

Privately, however, the government is, in some ways, as intemperate as ever; it is certainly more desperate now, facing a public that, for the first time since the overthrow of the Shah, is obviously hostile.

"And you're certainly not desperate.

The question readers may ask at this point is: "Who brings these children to the United States; who arranges for such specialized -- and expensive -- medical care; who pays for it all?" Certainly the desperate parents of these children, without resources and powerless to seek specialized medical treatment, cannot.

Certainly better than "Desperate Housewives".

"We are not entirely happy with the returns of the last six months," she said, "but it certainly is not desperate".

The potential agreement with Einhorn "certainly demonstrates a desperate need for immediate cash by Wilpon," said Marc Ganis, the president of SportsCorp, an industry advisory firm.

If the Passover laws fall short of proving the existence of an all-knowing, all-powerful deity, they certainly suggest the desperate need for one because what hope is there for people who can't agree about even a lentil?