Sentence examples for was less desperate from inspiring English sources
By contrast, the street gangs are less desperate.
Perhaps Britain will get more protective about foreigners when it is less desperate for their cash.
One way to give the impression of being less desperate is to seem indecisive about whether a businesses is up for sale.
Bosses and agencies actively sought them out, dispersing them to jobs around the country.Employers are less desperate today but they remain keen.
And since money will no longer be required to access other artists' music, they will be less desperate to get rich.
Fewer seats for sale gives them more power to set prices, since they are less desperate to get even modest fares to help fill up planes.
Still, NBC's executives say that they think that their bid has more of a chance than it would have had six months ago because Vivendi is less desperate for liquidity, and a combination with NBC would be a close fit, one executive said.
My love of music remains, but there's less desperate cramming to stay knowledgeable.
When asked a grade-school-style question of who Canada likes better, the UK or the US, Trudeau claimed we're less desperate for "external recognition or external definitions".
Back when time with them was less like desperate sips to quench a soul-sucking thirst, and more like burst pipes, water flooding in everywhere, soaking everything, your whole life underwater, and who in their right mind would pick up a sleeping toddler when you could be downstairs with the Garnet Hill catalogue and a Sierra Nevada for the 11 minutes he would actually stay asleep?
