That is why Mr Obama, Kathleen Sebelius, the health secretary, and others are desperately urging young people to buy insurance.
Last week, the McConnell campaign released a Web advertisement that parodied messages on Ms. Grimes's phone from Democrats, including Ms. Judd, Mr. Clinton and Mr. Obama, desperately urging her to run.
(Despite the fact that Asif had been chosen by Zulfi Bhutto's sister, his widow — who had been rather desperately urging Benazir to marry for years — had been an ardent supporter of the match).
The bleak storyline evokes a rare feeling of helplessness in a genre where the player commonly saves the world, but the mournful strings on the slightly overbearing soundtrack feel like the game is desperately urging you to care.
Scott Parker was desperately urging England's players to keep possession - but it was easier said than done amid waves of Ukraine attacks and it needed a penalty area block from the Tottenham midfield man to thwart Devic.
Sometime around September 19 , 1869 Corbin had sent a letter to Grant, at the urging of Gould, desperately urging Grant not to release gold from the treasury.
While his friend and what seems to be his former lover, Robert Ross (Cal MacAninch) desperately urges him to run before the authorities come, the kindly servants of the hotel wait with concern; angels standing by, to handily see off their generous master to an unforgiving fate.
In November, only a month into the lockout, he sent a letter to both management and players, noting that he was "desperately anxious" about the orchestra's future and urged "a resolution of this dreadful situation".
He knows from experience that change in government policy is desperately needed, and in response, he has publicly urged establishing this office, as have those in charge of government agencies investigating UAP in other countries.
