I've been desperately promoting an obvious solution since the Newtown massacre: a counter-lobby to take on the National Rifle Association, dollar for dollar, using their own grotesquely successful tactics to bring them down.
Trying to ruin Tina Fey by putting her in a desperately unfunny, painfully obvious film that was meant to be an allegory for the creation of religion ("lying" is "religion", get it?!?!?!).
The "accuracy" point is obvious — you desperately want to avoid the dreaded "restatement of earnings" that calls into question company competence.
There's a number of ways in which social networks can do more to get its more troubled members the treatment they often make plainly obvious they desperately need.
It sounds obvious, but it desperately needs stating.
"The one thing that is obvious that the Tories desperately want is the boundary commission proposals to go through, which is an advantage to them," he said.
I feel a little like a beauty queen searching desperately hard not to state the obvious when asked what she would most want for the world in 2009.
In the field, denied Mahela Jayawardene's wicket first ball when a catch by Michael Lumb was deemed to be unclean for no obvious reason, England were desperately shoddy and slow to bowl their overs.
Which was confusing, as there weren't any desperately important connections – other than the obvious one of life expectancy – being made between serving time on death row and elsewhere.
"The law was made necessary because of the exclusionary actions of local zoning boards that would rarely, if ever, approve affordable housing projects, even when it was blatantly obvious that their communities desperately needed more housing," Mr. Hollister said.
