Sentence examples for despairing of any from inspiring English sources

High school graduates are despairing of any economic toehold.

Venture capitalists, despairing of any easy exit through which to sell their investments, may move on, leaving China's fledgling Internet industry gasping for cash.

But she warns that no one has a magic wand with which to solve the myriad problems which have left residents despairing of any remedies from their elected representatives.

For those despairing of any form of honesty, there's some good news to be found in analyses of what does and doesn't get weeded out over time.

Others still, despairing of any principled way of knowing what a law is, have abandoned the problem entirely and tried to develop a theory of law that bypasses it (Honoré 1977; Dworkin 1978 71 788).

Despairing of any siege operation against the Temple's massive walls, Titus had the gates burnt down.

He was a federalist, and he despaired of any separatist solutions that suggested ghettos.

But they despaired of any other way to move the city forward.

Unfortunately, a language as rich and original as that of Chamoiseau must be the despair of any translator.

At the same time, years without a settlement are leading many – particularly the young – to despair of any future reconciliation.

The administration firmly condemned the moves, but Mr. Obama needs develop a new strategy for reviving peace talks, even though many despair of any success.