Sentence examples for constant desperation from inspiring English sources

James Maskalyk managed to work days on end amidst the stultifying heat, the indescribable poverty and the constant desperation and to still find time to write almost daily on a blog to give an unprecedented look at the gruesome reality of third world medicine in one of the poorest countries in the world.

It's a constant chain of desperation and heartache, the gist being that life is hard, and then it ends violently.

It depicts people in a state of constant fear and desperation whose occasional best intentions are swamped in a mudslide of ego and greed.

This created an almost constant sense of desperation and anxiety in every Greyhound terminal I visited, which was exacerbated by the company's poor information dissemination practices with regards to delays and scheduling.

The constant tinkering betrayed his desperation.

And as much as I'm chuckling, with my mother, over the amount of angst young parents can bring to the question of getting baby to sleep through even part of the night, I remember the desperation of those constant 1, 3 and 4 a.m. wake-ups all too well.

Wearing a top hat and taking the tube to work when it rained had been novel and exciting at first, but now it seemed increasingly pointless, especially when confronted by the constant sight of poverty and desperation on the city streets.

But that's the nature of small business: grueling hard work, over-optimism, constant crises, innovations born of desperation.

During that period, he was in constant motion, operating on adrenaline and desperation.

But even a kinder, moreunderstanding woman would have been driven to exhaustion and desperation by the unstablehousehold, the constant lack of resources, the unrelieved poverty and anxiety that she could seeahead of her for the rest of her life.

There are many impoverished countries where the level of desperation for employment provides a constant supply of slaves.