He must be desperate — he's trying to sell records.
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I have to be desperate for sleep to do that.
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Retailers would be desperate for assistance to fight off Amazon.
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For obvious reasons, both teams will be desperate for a win.
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LinkedIn seems to be desperate to appeal to the next generation.
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But they are not likely to be desperate for change, either.
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They may be desperate, but that doesn't make anything they do admirable.
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Uber may be desperate, but it isn't that desperate — at least not yet.
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Teams will always be desperate for quarterbacks, and they'll always take chances on them.
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It's so tempered, so soothing, that you barely notice it's meant to be desperate.
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Terminally ill patients can be desperate for any treatment that might save their lives.
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If you haven't read the books, avoid those who may be desperate to spoil you.
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"They will be desperate to come out and redeem themselves from last week," Hansen said.
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Kansas City will be desperate for a win, and its pass defense has been fine.
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Screaming into the void doesn't have to be desperate or sad, it can be cathartic.
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I want you to be desperate for me to dare make you scream in pain. Beg!
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Beto O'Rourke (D-Texas) have failed to gain traction and will be desperate to change that.
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"You have to be desperate," Mr. Kim once said, explaining what drove him as a businessman.
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"Importers will be desperate so they will have to go to us for FX," one dealer said.
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Furthermore, leading Democrats seem to be desperate to get Sanders out of the race before the convention.
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Khloé, exposed nerve showing, says no one should, that any well-wishes would be desperate and fake.
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Despite this tidy ending, Bodyguard fans will probably still be desperate for season 2 of the Brit adventure.
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The EU will be desperate to show that a decision to leave does not have a painless outcome.
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"Bringing supermarket snacks to a movie theater will never not be desperate and tacky," he wrote on Twitter.
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"It's a fig leaf, but the KMT is going to be desperate for something to save face," Mr. Sullivan said.
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Coupled with the bail system and pretrial detention, you can understand why people would be desperate for someone like Manny.
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I'm 34 years old, I've worked for 11 years in this industry, I'm not desperate and I will never be desperate.
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Because investors will be desperate for growth, and tech is one of the only sectors that's continuing to innovate and expand.
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"I've never been one to settle or be desperate for anything — that's why I was 32 and still single," she said.
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The 23-year-old has not always delivered in England colors, though, and will be desperate to do so this time.
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The Pats and Jimmy Garoppolo will likely be desperate to avoid going 1-2 before hosting the Bills in Week 4.
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She&aposs started climbing up our legs to get attention, pretending to be desperate and starved so we feed her faster!
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Safeguarding their sanity, they banish thoughts of the people back home, who may be desperate to learn whether they're still alive.
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Safeguarding their sanity, they banish thoughts of the people back home, who may be desperate to learn whether they're still alive.
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More likely he will be desperate to maintain face and will listen to whatever his security staff whispers in his ear.
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And nobody would bring it back now because the tax is so astronomical, they'd have to be desperate to bring it back.
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Huawei will be desperate to grab share and offset loss in sales volume in US. Bad news for rivals #SeeMooore #OOO pic.twitter.
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"I think that by [the Emmys], people are going to be desperate to give men a chance, finally," he told Vanity Fair.
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Coach Zac Taylor was thought of as a guy who would take chances, and he has to be desperate for a win.
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Xi will be desperate to avoid the tariff increase on its imports to America from 10% to 25% in 90 days' time.
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"I don't know what to say to you at this time but your grief must be desperate," Thomas said, according to RNZ.
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"I knew he'd be desperate because the Access Hollywood tapes had just came out where he basically confesses to sexual assault," recalled Clinton.
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For those who still revisit Wisteria Lane, Eva Longoria will always be Desperate Housewives' Gabrielle Solis, a former model turned, well — you know.
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"They know what it's like to be desperate and to fervently want something more through a quick fix, like a blessing," she said.
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It could be seeking more students from a particular area of the country or its orchestra might be desperate for an oboe player.
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For many contemporary writers of fiction, The Novel looms balefully, a rigid school from which we should all be desperate to play hooky.
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That was the fear, that some hijacker would be desperate enough to crash a plane into a populated area or a nuclear reactor.
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" Carey's publicist told me, "These allegations are false and come from a source that must be desperate to pretend to be in the know . . .
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By allowing patients—many of whom may be desperate for any possible cure—to seek out untested treatments, legislators are deferring to their constituents.
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The added danger is that Trump may be desperate for a public-relations win, after the blowup of the G-7 meeting in Quebec.
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When she confronts him, he makes her out to be desperate, the kind of girl no sane guy would ever want a repeat performance from.
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The most popular answer the 500 respondents between the ages of 18 and 34 chose for what they would be desperate enough to sacrifice: suffrage.
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The problem for doctors and patients is that even if the pain diminishes with time, patients may be desperate for relief in the short term.
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But with a little DIY makeover dreamed up by the creative folks at online crafting mecca Darby Smart, you'll be desperate to bring these guys indoors.
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" Jost then went on to crack a joke: "I think that by [the Emmys], people are going to be desperate to give men a chance, finally.
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Your body may be desperate for a snooze, but common jet lag lore says to never, ever nap to avoid it throwing off your new schedule.
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Despite what he says, Duffy will be desperate to end his present UFC contract with a win to help with negotiations with the promotion or elsewhere.
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If you've ever spent a sleepless school night staring at an empty Word doc, you know what it's like to be desperate enough to pay up.
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Garnering a lot of attention from such a young age, there is unquestionably a lot of Irish MMA fans will be desperate to watch his debut live.
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"We've got to find ways to be desperate here," Columbus captain Nick Foligno said on the heels of Tuesday's 236-21 loss to the New York Islanders.
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"I knew he'd be desperate because the 'Access Hollywood' tapes had just came out where he basically confesses to sexual assault," the former Secretary of State explained.
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Both the country's politicians and bankers must be desperate to avoid such an embarrassment; and these days, under Europe's stricter state-aid rules, the consequences can be severe.
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Because after four years of Trumpian chaos and incompetence—if, that is, he even serves out his full term—America is going to be desperate for the opposite.
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What to Expect Canada will be desperate to send Sinclair into her (expected) international retirement with a better showing than its quarterfinal effort as the host in 2015.
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"The one thing they don't want to do is stir up antipathies, and at the same time the government will be desperate to get revenue in," Barker said.
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And Mr. Kim might have calculated that Mr. Trump would be desperate for a deal after the scathing congressional testimony from his former lawyer and fixer, Michael Cohen.
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The Pacers will be desperate to take advantage of Cleveland's quick turnaround, as they've lost four in a row and know that the season's stretch run is fast approaching.
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With a loss, a no contest, and a draw in his first three UFC bouts, the rangy featherweight will surely be desperate for a win in his next outing.
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Elizabeth Warren's exit from the race on Thursday means Sanders will be desperate to secure her endorsement, which would provide a much-needed boost of adrenaline to his campaign.
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"Whenever I left him on the bench he'd be desperate to come on and score a goal just to prove me wrong," recalls Francisco Fierro, Corona's first ever coach.
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The EU's rules allow for non-members' regulatory systems to be deemed "equivalent" to its own; Britain would be desperate to keep its financial industry; banks would surely lobby hard.
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When people talk about sex work, the consensus from those who don't do it is often that sex workers must be desperate for money and that clients must be losers.
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" Fellow man-bun-wearer Brett Veerhusen adds, "I'd listen to my mom or fiancé, but I'd never be desperate enough to listen to a bar and cut off my mun.
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Working from home is often seen as a perk -- but by the time the coronavirus pandemic blows itself out, we might all be desperate to get back to the office.
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Oil tycoon and Republican megadonor T. Boone Pickens has some advice for President Donald Trump as he gets ready to meet with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un: Don't be desperate.
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Fear is powerful motivator in America, and with people getting text alerts about missile launches, I would think everyone in Japan would be desperate to beef up their military without caveat.
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Predictably, Syrian government forces have reportedly moved into positions as close as possible to their Russian counterparts, betting – probably correctly – that the United States will be desperate to avoid hitting them.
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Additionally, you can find deals on flights all the way until February 28, so if you don't think you'll be desperate for your escape until well after the inauguration, you can simply wait.
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Makhachev, a Master of Sport in combat sambo and now owning a 12-1 MMA record, will be desperate to rid himself of the memories of loss and drug suspension on Saturday night.
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I had to accept it on previous projects, but on those I'd be really enthusiastic at the beginning of them and then be desperate to see the back of it come the end.
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Many are couples, with one person fretting over the quality of care for a sick spouse while that spouse may be desperate to avoid impoverishing the other one, who could live decades longer.
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Even if you're not necessarily itching to globe-trot, Marni Amsellem, PhD, a clinical psychologist at Smart Health Psychology, says that you might just be desperate to get away from your day-to-day.
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Videos of the flickering issue show it is pretty bad, which kind of goes a little bit to explain why anyone would be desperate enough to risk permanent damage to components with the freezer solution.
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They would often try to hit on me in exchange for free drugs or discounts—which is ridiculous, because obviously I have way more money than they do and I don't have to be desperate.
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Beyoncé is such a master of marketing that she could sell a single old shoe and I would be desperate to buy it, but it's an added bonus that her new items are actually really cool.
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In "The God of Small Things," her stunning debut novel, published 20 years ago, Arundhati Roy wrote that in India, "personal despair could never be desperate enough" because "Worse Things had happened" and would keep happening.
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After five successful seasons, though, Folau's contract will be up at the end of the year and Rugby Australia will be desperate to get him to extend at least through next year's Rugby World Cup in Japan.
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This means that the United Kingdom will be desperate to strike an early European trade deal, since failing to strike such a deal would risk having the U.K. crash out of Europe with damaging consequences for its economy.
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If an Ellison victory is a modest, symbolic concession, the upside is that Democrats will signal to progressive and younger voters, who Democrats will be desperate to turn out in 2018 and 2020, that they are on their side.
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This time around, the former U.S.-allied military commander was thought to be desperate to ensure a higher attendance at the polls in order to press ahead with his plans to combat militants and push through stringent economic reforms.
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It was a matter of huge biological importance, for some reason, that he be desperate to meet the demands of his life, but it was a matter of no biological importance whatever that he be able to meet them.
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"Luckily my wife is at home with me as well so we can chat with each other and have lunch together, but if she wasn't, I'd be desperate for human interaction when she got home from work," he said.
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After failing to convert two championship points against Djokovic in the fifth set of last month's Wimbledon final, the Swiss will be desperate to heal his wounded pride by winning a sixth title at Flushing Meadows - and 21st major overall.
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Urban citizens may be desperate to get advice from an older, wiser person, but they don't want to turn to the guy they've worked with for years or the uncle who remembers the tears shed over a broken toy truck.
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While there's little at stake for the two countries in Monday's match, Egyptian goalkeeper Essam El-Hadary will be desperate to be on the field in order to enter the World Cup record books as the oldest player to compete at the finals.
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While there are many reasons Kalanick's detractors on the Uber board might be desperate for a fresh direction, and especially a new CEO who is not an old white dude, all of these factors could help explain the embarrassingly handled search for a new CEO.
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Those neutral or against point out that the Commons Clause makes software not open source, which is accurate, and that making parts of the code base proprietary is against the ethos of open source; and Redis Labs must be desperate and having trouble making money.
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"The evidence strongly suggests that the State's amateurish protection of critical election infrastructure placed Georgia's election system at risk, and the State Defendants now appear to be desperate to cover-up the effects of their misfeasance — to the point of destroying evidence," the lawsuit reads.
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When it comes to O.J. Simpson, we already know all of the basics — the white Bronco chase, the courtroom theatrics, the "if it doesn't fit" rhetoric, the acquittal — so a series following the case has the potential to be desperate at worst, redundant at best.
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The President may be desperate for a quick fix to address this sudden influx of migration, but his actions are only guaranteed to increase migration flows while recasting our foreign assistance as bribes for good behavior rather than money used to advance core US interests.
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As previews for next week's "Kamsahamnida," which translates to "thank you" in Korean (not Vietnamese), show, Kevin will be desperate to figure out why some random woman in Vietnam gifted his dad such a meaningful necklace (the original story below proves this item isn't some mere trinket).
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Stephanie ThomaNetworking Strategy Coach and Founder, Networking for IntrovertsWhen Stephanie Thoma launched her coaching business to help introverted people build confidence, unlock their in-person networking potential, and establish authentic relationships, she knew she wanted to help the right people, rather than be desperate for clients.
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She said that while she understood that physicians may be desperate for a cure, the drug could harm these patients, as the medical establishment still doesn't know exactly how it works on the illness — and it could deprive people who need the drug of their medicine.
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And, now that the Kim family has missiles that can at least range the U.S. homeland, combined with biting sanctions that are damaging the regime's ability to raise vital revenue, Pyongyang might just be desperate enough to sell its best weaponry, even if it were to damage its budding détente with Washington.
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It was also never disclosed that the author of the file was a former British intelligence officer with close ties to Moscow, who had been deemed by the FBI to be "unreliable" and who was known — at the highest levels of the Justice Department — to be "desperate" to ensure that Trump never became president.
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Simultaneously, I began receiving emails from old clients whom I hadn't seen in ages, saying that they had read about FOSTA and just wanted to "see if I was OK." This would have seemed thoughtful, if they weren't largely clients whom I had blacklisted due to bad behavior, exploiting the fact that they assumed I would now be desperate enough to see them again.
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Now, if you read THUMP you'll know that we're always up for a good old fashioned bit of sadlad dancefloor action, so we're thanking the stars above right now because renaissance man Jimmy Edgar has decided to dunk his head down in the RIVR to turn "Friend Lover" into the kind of star-spangled tearjerker that you'll be desperate to hear next time you spot someone you used to fancy in sixth-form down the club.
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