She's desperately poor.

Sami desperately phoned police.

I've talked about what's desperately necessary.

I was desperately hungry and tired.

What is desperately needed is better policymaking.

But they desperately need a new narrative.

Indeed, Mubarak s strategic vision is desperately narrow.

But the prospects of success are desperately dim.

The world economy desperately awaits its new Keynes.

Europe wishes desperately that it had America s problems.

Pakistan desperately needs the EU s vaunted expertise in police training.

Most ordinary Ukrainians desperately want to be part of Europe.

This is why he desperately needed his victory at the UN.

This is why Tudor desperately needs a patina of democratic respectability.

Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas desperately wants to construct a functioning state.

Today s research budgets are tiny, and that desperately needs to change.

Some of these democracies have joined NATO, and others desperately want to.

Top military and diplomatic experts desperately warned Bush not to invade Iraq.

But it gave war torn and desperately poor Europeans a positive vision of a new future, something that Greece and Cyprus, not to mention Middle Eastern and North African countries, desperately need.

At the moment, Europe s banks desperately need to shore up their balance sheets.

Threatened aid cutoffs in Kenya, Chad, and elsewhere would make desperately bad situations worse.

One strategy assumes that Europe desperately needs the policies of this deeper union now.

The heart is deceitful above all things, and desperately wicked who can know it?

FRANKFURT Europe s politicians nowadays are desperately looking for someone to blame for the euro crisis.

It desperately needs allies whose populations accept what it is and respect what it does.

The bombs need to stop and aid desperately needs to be allowed into the city.

America s Hope Against Hope

It leaves their children paralyzed, and it drags their families deeper into poverty, because they're desperately searching and they're desperately spending the little bit of savings that they have, trying in vain to find a cure for their children.

It remains a daunting journey, through areas little changed to this day, inaccessible, and desperately poor.

New Year s Hope against Hope

After ignoring Latin America for years, President George W. Bush is desperately trying to improve hemispheric relations.

The Belgian monarch, Albert II, is desperately trying to stop his subjects from breaking up the state.

At the same time, Egypt and Saudi Arabia want desperately to avoid the downfall of Assad s regime.

All of a sudden, the paramedics noticed something unusual the man's dog was desperately following the ambulance.

What we desperately need, beyond, or along with, better rules and reasonably smart incentives, is we need virtue.

Each campaign is now desperately trying to gauge the impact of the financial crisis on these battleground states.

The EU desperately needs a strategic and diplomatic partner that can significantly reinforce its clout in the Middle East.

For we are saved by hope but hope that is seen is not hope for what a man seeth, why doth he yet hope for?

One thing the world needs, one thing this country desperately needs is a better way of conducting our political debates.

Stall speed is a terrifying risk for an economy like that of the US, which desperately needs to grow robustly.

What they won t see, of course, are the desperately low living standards of China s teeming millions, especially the rural poor.

The time has come to supply the rebels with what they desperately need anti tank and surface to air missiles.

Impoverished populations desperately require lighting, fuel for cooking, affordable and accessible health care, clean water, elementary education, and financial services.

Indeed, the country desperately requires strong political leadership to prevent a Greek scenario political leadership that it is unlikely to find.

This group, not the desperately poor and helpless, forms the great mobilizing force of violent protest, and ultimately of major change.