Sentence examples for result of desperation from inspiring English sources

Parenting education is a hard sell because of the stigma attached: attending a parenting program is often the result of desperation or a court order.

The French government has made a commitment to close the camp before the end of the year, but Hyland warned that a rapid eviction "will result in many more children being pushed into the hands of traffickers and smugglers as a result of desperation and a sense of urgency to leave the camp".

Raul Salinero, councillor for the centre left Izquierda Unida coalition, told El Pais that the protests are "the result of desperation.

Fourteen of the Jets' points against Buffalo -- the best defense the Jets have faced this season -- were a result of a desperation pass at the end of the first half and a kickoff return by Kevin Williams.

However, for some patients, the tinnitus is more than a trivial annoyance and can result in feelings of desperation (Dobie 2003).

Recent polls show that the window for singling out transgender people is closing, and the results are acts of desperation.

Atomic energy today is safe and Sellafield's problems are merely a historic accident - the result of Britain's desperation to be a leading postwar power, they say.

The roadside bomb that kills an Afghan official is often the result of humiliation and desperation, not fanaticism or loyalty to the Taliban.

More than simply a result of Broadway's desperation, however, the changes reflect a broader cultural acceptance of free-market pricing at a time when they have been made possible by technology and necessary by a weak economy.

Clarke may have the better bowling but Dhoni has more to lose, and positive results sometimes come out of desperation.

Self Worth When women feel unworthy they act from a place of desperation resulting in behaviors that are not aligned with being a woman standing in her full power.