Sentence examples for is especially desperate from inspiring English sources

Hattie is especially desperate to return to work: "She misses conversation as much as her salary.

The media is especially desperate because the web has also decimated traditional business models.

Cornell's freshmen may be especially desperate, she said.

(I presume neither was especially desperate for the cash).

The states are especially desperate for construction money that would permit them to renovate crumbling school buildings coast to coast.

One of Mohammed's friends, a 25-year-old law student named Rafi, said he was especially desperate to get out of Iraq.

But the Fourth District is expected to command more television money, not only because it can be more efficiently spent in the Philadelphia market but because the Democrats are especially desperate for Mr. Geist's seat; as a home-district senator, he is in a position to block political appointments by the powerful Camden County Democratic organization, led by George E. Norcross III.

Subpopulations where competition is especially physical and desperate have higher testosterone levels and increased mating success, but at the cost of increased rates of prostate cancer.

Sayrafiezadeh is especially adept at capturing the desperate pathos of corporate servitude.

It is especially on such occasions that there is a desperate need for information and transparency.

Marketing, desperate to use digital wiles to woo customers and to learn what they are thinking, is especially impatient.