Sentence examples for even more desperately from inspiring English sources

Even more desperately, he wanted to get out of China.

Mayors and first selectmen say they need assistance even more desperately than the state.

Russia's elaborate system of state-run health care is even more desperately underfinanced now than in Soviet times.

But she said she wished, even more desperately now, that he did not have to return there.

Meanwhile, Nick Clegg tried to cling to their coat tails even more desperately, constantly talking about "balance", which could equally be interpreted as "compromise".

The World opposed emancipation on grounds that a war waged to end slavery would make the white South fight even more desperately.

But they dislike Mr. Cuomo even more and desperately long for the advantages of having a Republican governor, especially when it comes to redistricting Congressional seats and the Legislature in their favor.

It would be wonderful if it did happen; Sudan, perhaps even more than Egypt, desperately needs a new beginning.

As people like me are living longer, more active lives thanks to advances in treatment, we are now even more than ever desperately lacking a public voice to put across our viewpoint, and destigmatise the experience of living with cancer rather than dying from it.

David R. Hinson, a former administrator of the F.A.A., has been traveling the country lately arguing that every major airport should be trying to triple its runway capacity, because it takes so long to double the capacity, even more will be desperately needed by the time that work is done.

Even more so, it's desperately timely TV, a reminder that where America and race are concerned, even under a black president, nothing changes.