Sentence examples for create despair from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, budgets create despair and misery for many thoughtful managers, as well as massive organisational cost.

"I am saying these things so that you realize that the enemies who want to create despair in our hearts are acting out of spite.

If Anthony and Paul can force their way to bigger markets - perhaps creating another superteam in New York - it will undermine the N.B.A.'s decades-long commitment to parity and create despair in every small market.

I see the push for assimilation creating despair right across our communities, not just through child removal.

The move has created despair among the ranks of the Syrian opposition, which insists that a pact between Moscow and Washington will entrench the Syrian leader, whom Russia and Iran have saved from defeat over the past 12 months.

"Cancelling examinations creates despair, fear and despondency about the future, and quite simply robs children of a year of hard work at school", said UNICEF's West & Central Africa Regional Director, Gianni Murzi.

They create fear, despair and misery wherever they go, and can only be fought with the spell "Expecto Patronum," creating a patronus.

It could have created further despair; instead, Ms. Gonzalez said, it served as a catalyst for her to change her life.

It's that uncertainty which creates the despair inside the detention centres and leads to this kind of protest.

The left think they're helping working people by providing more rights, but all that actually happens is you create poverty and despair, because jobs go to your competitors who have fewer rights for workers.

We are seeing young Punjabi men turn up in [the tribal areas] and Afghanistan as fighters recruited from areas of southern Punjab where poverty, illiteracy and despair create a breeding ground for extremism".