Sentence examples for time of desperation from inspiring English sources

For a generation facing a worse lot in life than their parents, this is a time of desperation.

"When I look back," he says, "it was such a time of desperation for so many people.

"But what pulls on my heart is the people here, the connections I made at a time of desperation".

The alternative would be to make one or two loan signings, although given the unsuccessful addition of Kim Kallstrom in 2014, Arsenal fans would predictably be very unhappy with the failure to bring in a top class midfielder at a time of desperation.

All right, it's a city car, something like what the Smart would eventually become, but built at a time of desperation (1973 oil embargo), not in a moment of inspiration.

It shows the risks of expecting American aid in a time of desperation to buy durable loyalty, and the difficulty of discerning friends from allies of convenience in a culture shaped by decades of anti-Western sentiment".

It was a way to survive at times of desperation.

In areas of dire poverty, it is a final resource to tap in times of desperation.

To be honest, I have, in times of desperation, used tapwater as a mixer for a variety of spirits.

Frederick Juuko, a Ugandan law professor and critic of foreign influence in Ugandan politics, agrees that homosexuality is a pawn for many in times of desperation, including government.

"In times of desperation, captains would destroy the ship and leave before the enemy would have the chance to capture it," wrote another user.