Sentence examples for desperate to develop from inspiring English sources
Medical experts have been powerless to stop the rise of antibiotic-resistant bacteria and are increasingly desperate to develop novel drugs.
From quota-dodging fishing vessels to pirates, governments and coastguards are desperate to develop better ways of keeping track of what happens at sea.
The preoccupation with integration is increasingly being skewed at a policy level by the government's desperate desire to develop a strategy to deal with terrorism.
Witness the rising sales of "arousal gels," the new diagnosis of "Female Sexual Interest/Arousal Disorder" that will appear in next year's revised DSM-5 and the pharmaceutical companies' desperate race to develop a female Viagra.
Louise Young talks about why she wanted to live above a Tesco superstore while Richard Blakeway, the deputy mayor for housing, said the scheme aids a desperate need to develop homes in the city.
With the growing incidence of HIV, there is a desperate need to develop simple, cheap and effective new ways of preventing HIV infection.
The enormity of the tuberculosis epidemic has created a desperate need to develop methods to monitor the dynamics of the disease.
Whereas China was once desperate to grow through exports, it is now developing its own domestic economy and has other ways to thrive beyond merely producing cheap goods.
Until Jan . 12 Haiti was a "fragile state" desperate for help to develop a working economy and effective institutions.
