Sentence examples for creating desperation from inspiring English sources

The opaque austerity program put together by the Troika (ECB, European Commission and the International Monetary Fund) is targeting the low hanging fruit: reducing pension and salaries, and creating desperation.

I didn't need backstories for these people; the event itself creates desperation.

26 28 The leading theory posed to explain these observations is that having a limited financial 'buffer' creates desperation and focuses attention on immediate goals, to the detriment of having little mental 'bandwidth' left to make good decisions about the long-term.

The efficacy of the sentence becomes misjudged, creating potential desperation, panic or even anger in everyone that "clicks" on the website.

Desperation often breeds tragedy and disaster, and Russia's shoddy methods of treating their sick and addicted created the desperation that led to the disastrous popularity of krokodil.

"Violence creates fear, desperation, hopelessness and instability," the bishops said.

What becomes eminently clear is the risk in the acquisition, which has little to do with Tebow's passing acumen and everything to do with the organizational culture the Jets have created, the desperation with which they operate.

Workers said that this year -- as in other years -- they found numerous bottles of urine, apparently created in desperation by revelers penned in for the dropping of the ball and unable to get to bathrooms.

But what he calls a "tilt" in federal support toward applied research over basic science has created a "desperation situation" for academic researchers that "in my view, is probably the worst since the Second World War".

I've witnessed extreme poverty create extreme desperation.

Maybe the recession has created a desperation that has led us to rethink the status quo, where nearly half of every tax dollar goes to militarism.