Sentence examples for desperately challenging from inspiring English sources

Almost every day on the Mumsnet forums we see heartbreaking stories – from women trapped in abusive relationships, or parents desperately challenging local authority decisions on provision for their children with special needs.

The worrying rise of right-wing populists like Donald Trump – but also Geert Wilders in Holland, Viktor Orbán in Hungary, Marine le Pen in France and UKIP in England and Wales – desperately needs challenging head-on, with a common enemy that is not "immigrants" or "Islam".

Evaluation of inner-city interventions is often sacrificed because scarce resources are spent on projects and programs that are desperately needed and inherently challenging to accomplish.

"I love hip-hop and soul, but I desperately want to challenge it and see what I can bring to it.

"I don't know if I go desperately seeking challenges but it's been quite nice to have the opportunity to work in different countries and to experience different cultures.

There are of course desperately serious challenges in nursing an ageing society, but these are inherently long-term.

The American people desperately need ways to challenge and eliminate worthless patents that take away their freedom.

Palmeiras are challenging for the title, they beat Corinthians 2-0 athehe weekend to stay top, and Gabriel Jesus desperately wants to leave for Manchester City having won the league.

I found myself desperately empty, and I got challenged massively by some of the values that I held in place for so long, which were no longer working for me.

The White Sox desperately want to unload Wells while the Mets desperately want to make sure they can challenge the Phillies and the Braves.

I know that I can do a couple of things better than others and I desperately look for challenges.