Sentence examples for most desperate of from inspiring English sources
Gaza is by far the poorest and most desperate of the Palestinian territories.
"Only in the most desperate of circumstances would the English have turned to cannibalism," Dr. Horn said.
Faced with unregulated and increasing tuition fees, postgraduate students are among the most desperate of these self-fundraisers.
"He was giving women in the most desperate of situations options when they had none," he said.
Visions of his 420-yard, 3-TD Week 7 game vs. the Saints last season could tempt the most desperate of owners.
And vocally, Lady Antebellum rendered this most desperate of songs in an utterly carefree way, as if there were nothing cheerier than regret.
"I was probably the most desperate out of everyone.
A police helicopter hovers overhead at the start and the end of his journey through some of the most desperate parts of Baltimore, making it feel like a war zone or occupied territory.
Col. Joshua Lawrence Chamberlain, commander of the 20th Maine Volunteers, saw some of the most desperate fighting of the battle on the second and third days.
The club benefited from high-profile leaders like I. D. Robbins, who built single-family homes in some of the most desperate neighborhoods of Brooklyn, and Sally Goodgold, a charismatic Upper West Side gadfly who knew zoning laws better than most lawyers.
This begs the question: why would successive governments aim their fire at people desperate to work, rather than companies making profits from some of the most desperate jobseekers of all?
