Sentence examples for reason for desperation from inspiring English sources

By this point in the summer, teams have little cap room, even less flexibility and very little reason for desperation.

"When you consider the history of the English team in Australia, there is reason for desperation and it is good desperation".

What I didn't grasp were the reasons for her desperation.

As Iris Mary and Junior get to know each other, we learn the reasons for her desperation.

The reasons for the desperation are well known; a devastating drought, record-high food prices, and a horrific and expanding war by gangster militia bands.

But for whatever reason (perhaps desperation?) Comcast has joined forces with Blockbuster to deliver DVDs by mail.

Transatlantic aerobatics Bittersweet Break up to make up Sweetly flows the Volga Forging ahead Red elephant ReprintsIt might appear that desperation is one reason for this frenzy of activity.

If we're honest with ourselves, the only reason for any anticipation has been the desperation to learn the answer to the ultimate question: just how awful will it be?

Despite having been pretty much ignored by dance music fans and everyone else thus far, Hollywood will continue to put the films mentioned above in the pipeline for one simple reason: desperation.

It started in 1981 for no better reason than the desperation of a young director, William Burdett-Coutts, who needed a venue for his new play; he approached the council, who lent him the maze of civic chambers on condition that he took the whole lot, filled it and ran it.

Mr. Grisham does not seem to have revisited his most popular character for the usual writerly reason: desperation.