Sentence examples for desperately high from inspiring English sources

Unemployment rates across most of southern Europe are desperately high.

They suffer violent attacks, assassinations and a desperately high suicide rate, particularly among adolescents.

Unemployment, especially among the young, was still desperately high, but at least in most countries it was falling.

The personal wasn't political — she was leery of all solidarities, including the feminist one — but, rather, a daily battle that had desperately high stakes.

In Greenland too, the people have recently won home rule from Denmark, but not before they suffered disastrous colonial interventions and desperately high rates of suicide.

Inequality of income and wealth have risen to desperately high levels that may soon metastasise into a serious economic and social cancer.

Was anyone desperately hunting high and low for a Pure Pret Yoga Bunny drink before they put it on their shelves?

As success stories, schools point to students like Katie Fernandez, who struggled desperately through high school in Connecticut with what was eventually diagnosed as an information processing disorder.

From the administrative and even political point of view we desperately need high quality scientific research to make progress.

But other oil-producing countries, including Venezuela and Brazil, desperately need higher prices.

These slightly disreputable cousins of corporate bonds have risen enormously in price in recent years as asset managers hunted desperately for higher yields.