Sentence examples for desperate interest from inspiring English sources

Phil Brown has failed in his attempts to sign four strikers for Hull City this summer, which presumably explains his desperate interest in Bobby Zamora.

It is of desperate interest to know why health care for this vulnerable group of children is so sparse and extensive investigation is crucial to identify the issues and, as a consequence rectify the situation.

That news crushed bond yields in Japan and sent bond investors, desperate for interest income, however thin, running to U.S. Treasurys, which at least offer a little bit of yield.

And that is what drives the characters in "Battle of Black and Dogs" — a desperate self-interest that creates a world of careless disrespect and blatant betrayal.

And "we" all have a desperate, pressing mutual interest in binding together against terrorism, particularly the kind motivated by the perverted interpretation of Islam that apparently convinced the schoolboy Farhad Jabar to murder a police accountant, Curtis Cheng, on a Parramatta pavement last week.

Deeply indebted and desperate for low-interest loans, Angola agreed last year to open its oil accounts to the International Monetary Fund and to redirect its oil revenue from armaments toward rebuilding.

The reason the United States should reach a compromise with Iran is precisely that our two countries aren't locked in a desperate clash of interests and Americans don't have any reason to fear Iran becoming a leading power in the region, as demographics and geography indicate that it should.

Deeply indebted and desperate for low-interest loans, the government finally agreed this year to open its oil accounts to the I.M.F. and to redirect its oil revenues from defense toward rebuilding, a move that Human Rights Watch has described as "a positive first step".

As for the public interest — does "Desperate Housewives" count?

Desperate to drum up interest in his beleaguered watchtower, he proposed an alliance.

Still, for an EU desperate to engage the interest of its citizens, it might be a good idea.