This year, with consumers in many western states facing power cuts, that water, and the electricity it produces, are desperately needed.Other troubled industries have already turned the power crisis to their advantage.
East Asia's troubled economies desperately need Japan to buy more.
Ms. Williamson's sly seductiveness and Mr. Rhoads's sexy ardor ignite for moments of passion rarely seen between this troubled couple desperately in need of marriage counseling.
Like Austria in 1931, Spain has troubled banks that desperately need more capital, but the Spanish government now, like Austria's government then, faces questions about its own solvency.
It is desperately sad that they should be so troubled by the threat, even when the statistics show that it is highly unlikely to impact on most of our lives.
She is troubled by visions and is trying desperately to find a mysterious man who haunts her memory.
Indeed, Citigroup officials thought they were riding to the rescue when they offered to buy Wachovia, one of a handful of deeply troubled financial companies that regulators were desperately trying to stabilize.
Motorola's mot troubled satellite consortium, Iridium irid, got a desperately needed $219 million contract from the U.S. Defense Department for telephones, pagers and air time, The Wall Street Journal reported.
Alice, who teaches troubled children, is clinically depressed and has grown desperately obese.
This sounds remarkably like a black version of what Alan Dershowitz calls "the Tsuris Theory of Jewish Survival," in which assimilated American Jews desperately need external troubles and imagined enemies to maintain their identity.
