Sentence examples for trigger desperation from inspiring English sources

So although I'm not a professional, I came up with five big issues that could trigger desperation for those of us in our midlife years, along with some possible solutions for helping us get through it and not only breathe, but thrive.

Printed episodically in magazines, Dickens's cliffhangers triggered desperation in his readers.

Something about the pink city of royals triggered a desperation in me that I didn't know existed.

But on May 30th a political career spanning half a century came to a sudden halt, when Mr Magalhaes resigned in disgrace from the Senate.His downfall was triggered by his desperation to destroy his arch-rival, and successor as Senate president, Jader Barbalho.

Other observers say violence could be triggered by Maduro's "desperation" to avoid being blamed by other leading figures within the governing party if it does badly.

Try and stay away from the things/thoughts that acts as a trigger to rev up your desperation.

Then to hold a gun to his own face and pull a trigger to end himself is an act of utter desperation and despair.

The Arab spring – triggered by slow growth, high youth unemployment, and widespread economic desperation – has given way to a long winter in Egypt and Libya, where the alternatives are a return to authoritarian strongmen and political chaos.

Faced with this desperation, raising questions about the clinics or their methods, can trigger extreme reactions, even if compassionately meant.

They are similar to the Desperation Attacks of Final Fantasy VI, as they are randomly triggered when a character's health falls below a certain level and his or her Hit Points are in yellow instead of white.

With the final seconds ticking away and the screams of the fans filling the air, Temple's Lynn Greer launched a desperation shot that banked off the back of the rim and triggered two celebrations of a 67-65 Seton Hall victory.