"We need money desperately," said Mr. Klein, who hopes to convene international donors in Paris this fall.
"We need each other desperately," says Nagpal of the trio's shared vision, which has drawn them out of their comfort zones.
"His people said 'what present can we give you?' and I said the island needs water desperately," said Kassianos.
"We need computer scientists desperately," said Morrisett, citing U.S. Bureau of Labor statistics showing that 70percentt of STEM jobs created in the next 10 years are expected be in computer and information science.
If your despised neighbor stops you in the hallway and desperately says, "I need your help," you can't walk away on account of your cat's unjust persecution.
"We wanted this so desperately," said Kuyt, who has targeted a cup double.
"I'd be willing to bet the banks pay premiums because they want to be in the business so desperately," says Gerald Parrotto, Molloy's president.
"It was a terrific weekend that the industry needed desperately," said Paul Dergarabedian, president of Media by Numbers in Encino.
"He is desperately, desperately unlucky," said Rowntree at lunchtime.
The speed of improvement in eradicating hunger is desperately slow, say the authors.
THE SECRET LIFE OF WALTER MITTY: This schmaltzy conflict-free dramedy tries desperately to say something, but is surprisingly hollow.
