Distraught and often desperate for a room, prospective residents do not fully grasp what they are signing, the lawyers say.
There was a steady stream of prospective tenants desperate to live in London but without the wherewithal to secure good quality accommodation.
The children are left hanging on without a permanent home, while prospective parents, desperate to adopt, wait months for a match.
Desperate for a resolution, the prospective parents have created Web sites and Facebook pages to highlight their plight, made costly visits to Guatemala to maintain their fragile bonds with their faraway sons and daughters, and pleaded with lawmakers and administration officials for help.
At a job interview in February after she got married, Shanté says a prospective employer told her the company was "desperate" to hire and that she could potentially start immediately.
In his lecture, Chuck related how, on two or three occasions, he had a different motivation in calling on prospective customers... he was broke, and desperate to make a sale.
Companies are so desperate for engineers, Twitter CEO, Dick Costolo once admitted, that top prospective employees often have the tech industry's celebrity founders personally enticing them to join.
With many tech companies, large and small, desperate to hire talent it seems somewhat counterintuitive to ask prospective employees to pay to become employment-ready.
Ten years ago, this desperate poetry could be found up and down nearly any New York street, pleas to prospective criminals in a city that seemed -- at least to car owners -- to have spun out of control.
Leeds manager Brian McDermott: "We have a meeting [between the Football League and prospective Leeds owner Massimo Cellino] planned for Wednesday and I am desperate for it to be sorted.
