Sentence examples for it's desperately from inspiring English sources

This might sound like an administrative quibble, but it's desperately important: women's financial independence was the reasoning behind the original setup.

Digitally splurging our thoughts on social media has become a mental reflex and if our favourite show suddenly twists its plot through 180 degrees, it's desperately hard to exercise  self-control.

Oracle sees the opportunity, too, which is why it's desperately trying to wrap up its deal to buy Sun.

This ludicrous state of affairs – money wasted in one corner of the city while it's desperately needed elsewhere – is the typical result of Toronto City Hall's idea of consensus.

Given the state of the nation's highways, byways, public transit, water treatment facilities, and sewers, it's desperately needed.

But at the moment it's all we've got, so it's desperately important for the government to reconsider its decision – otherwise there will be little way for the next generation of BAME talent to break through.

As a diversion for the politician this general election may be all very well, but from the voter's point of view it is desperately dull.

The copyright wars have eroded the internet's inherent resilience at a time when it is desperately needed.

It is desperately uncertain, having no formal structure of promotion and relying on the public's whim, without guarantee of a job for more than five years.

It is desperately overcrowded.

It is desperately needed.