From the first scene to the last, it's an absolute mess, one whose harried pacing, jumbled narrative, and blaring soundtrack of radio hits suggests a desperate post-production attempt to reconfigure what Ayer got on set into something palatable and poppy.
The Mets have been desperate for offensive production from their outfielders all season.
Higher oil prices make the projects viable and the government is desperate to get production going, possibly as early as next year.
His ability make the quick pass – either to an open outside shooter or his fellow big on the opposite low block – has added a much-needed wrinkle to an offense desperate for consistent production, particularly during Irving's recent absence.
After a hugely successful eight-year run that earned numerous Emmy, Golden Globe and Screen Actors Guild wins, ABC's "Desperate Housewives" wraps production on its final episode this week.
In April 1996, spurred on by promises of support from China and desperate to increase production, Sudan signed a vaguely worded agreement called the Political Charter with Machar to end his rebels' attacks on the oil fields.
Because there is no emotional center to Hellman's work, there is something desperate in most productions of it.
This high-concept repackaging of beloved archetypes feels like the work of an overeager Hollywood production team desperate to tap the tweener market.
One of my children, a fan of the illusionist's Channel 4 show, was desperate to see the production and was only able to go at short notice.
Messy, compelling and touched by a despairing, desperate beauty, Simon Stephens and Michael Longhurst's production was a fruitful act of cultural vandalism that excavated our lonely, fractured lives and dared British theatre to think again about how it handles familiar stories.
