Sentence examples for get more desperate from inspiring English sources
"When the shoplifters realize there are going to be consequences for their actions, they're going to get more desperate," Ms. LaBruno said.
In all three years, after the low point was reached, prices trended continuously if slowly upward, perhaps because shoppers get more desperate as Christmas approaches.
As they get more desperate about their prospects in the midterm election, Republicans have become ever more hysterical in their denunciations of the Democrats.
"The big consumer manufacturers will need to get their 2001 lines out, and they'll get more desperate as they get closer to launch dates".
The Jazz desperately needed their first road win of the year, and wins don't get more desperate than the one they got on Monday night.
As the air war goes on and the ISIS fighters get more desperate, it's reasonable to assume that more of these horrid images will emerge, and that Western governments will use them to rally the public.
Meanwhile, London's housing shortage gets more desperate.
Unfortunately, month by month, the situation is getting more desperate.
And everyone agrees that Lagos's need for better infrastructure is getting more desperate.
"The budget went up as I got more desperate," he said.
"As the economy gets tighter and tighter," he said, "debt collectors may be getting more desperate".
