Sentence examples for of growing desperation from inspiring English sources
Arthur led a life of growing desperation.
The expanded list of conflicts can be taken as evidence of growing desperation.
Democrats said on Friday that Mr. Cheney had used disingenuous arguments and false choices out of growing desperation to prop up his speech.
A Gaza teenager, Jawaher Hajji, who said she had lost two close relatives in the past week, described a scene of growing desperation in the enclave.
On the heels of new reports of growing desperation in Zimbabwe, Human Rights Watch charged Friday that the nation's rulers were using its limited food supplies as a weapon of political control.
Interviews with more than a dozen immigrants and leaders of migrants' associations and charities in Madrid revealed a picture of growing desperation among the million-strong community of foreign workers in and around the city.
But Ms. Idris's central, violent role appeared to be a sign of the growing desperation of Palestinians, and the growing willingness of Palestinian militants to deploy women who can slip past Israeli security.
The call this week by three former health ministers for a cross-party commission on the future of the NHS and social care is a sign of the growing desperation among the care services' most passionate supporters that they are sinking into a crisis from which it will be difficult to escape.
Such startling statistics speak of a growing desperation.
The effect of the "We are all Khaled Said" slogan – with its suggestion that any Egyptian could now be dragged out of a cafe and beaten to death – has been overstated, but it was a symptom of a growing desperation.
