Sentences with phrase «more desperate»

But one more desperate twirl around the back of the store and we ended up finding a hidden bargain bin, and lo and behold... -LCB- insert angelic choir singing from the heavens -RCB- the end of a bolt of lovely (I think it was Waverly?)

The lower your Days to Vacant becomes, meaning the closer you are to having a vacant unit, the more desperate you'll become and you'll likely be willing to accept a lower rent.

Buyers will think that because your home hasn't sold that you may be more desperate to sell your home and you may be more willing to take a lower price to get your home sold.

Many part - timers therefore can be generally categorized as being potentially more desperate than established, competent full - timers in their quest to bolster their already insufficient incomes.

With the aforesaid in mind, can we identify some claims that have been made by the Competition Bureau, that have also been advanced by the Tribunal, which seem to be more desperate than reasoned?

The longer the conflicts go on for, the more desperate the situation becomes.

Critics may believe that insecure attachments may lead a person to be more desperate to form a secure attachment with another person since he or she was never able to experience it with a caregiver.

Unfortunately, that angry protest often drives the more reticent partner farther away, leaving the first one even more desperate.

As Maslow so famously taught us, we can not look at higher order needs if more desperate needs are not met.

According to online job search expert Susan P. Joyce, in a recent post at her Work Coach Café blog: • Only 1 % more jobs were open in January and February of 2013 (vs. Employers are more desperate to fill jobs in November and December.

The possibly surprising answer is that the month of December is actually an ideal time to job search: Competition is thinner, employers are more desperate, and you have holiday parties to use to your advantage.

They think they are taking the necessary steps to ensure their successful shed of unemployment but week after week, the bills keep piling up and their efforts become even more desperate.

However, petro could prove a much - needed solution as the Venezuelan fiat currency, the bolivar, has been in turmoil for quite some time now, as the country grows more desperate to fulfill their citizens» basic needs.

The longer they keep you from the money you are owed they know the more desperate you will become.

However collaterally attacking the South Carolina Supreme Court's order by filing adoption petitions in other states, filing petitions for supersedeas, and filing requests for de novo review in the family court appear more desperate than strategic.

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People around the world will, in short, be poorer, thirstier, and more desperate.

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You still get just as many people offering flat statements about how they don't believe in AGW without proof, but those who do try to argue are using more and more desperate and convoluted arguments.

I think you get my point, which is, the more desperate they get the sillier and louder they get.

Although the 1970s «back - to - the - land» movement (which coincided with historic energy crises) largely fizzled, perhaps due to cheap oil flowing from the North Sea and Alaska during the 1980s and 1990s, we may be on the cusp of similar, more widespread, and possibly more desperate trends today.

MarkW's attempts at diversion are getting ever more desperate.

This is the problem the proponents of CAGW face, and this is why they are getting more and more desperate.

The more ridiculous these claims become, the more desperate the alarmists appear.

And the climate system is not helping the cause with ever more desperate post hoc rationalisations for the lack of warming.

Budgie: more evidence that the Believers are getting more desperate in their attempts to keep the alarm levels high: ``... warming is now accelerating in an unprecedented way.»

The weather makers continue to manufacture winter weather whiplash in an ever more desperate attempt to confuse and divide populations regarding the true state of the climate disintegration.

And therefore is in even more desperate need of greenhouse effect keeping it warm.

The primary change has been in the CAGW movement becoming more desperate and aggressive as they see western electorates rejecting their policy demands.

The moisture is then carried north as far as the Arctic where it is also chemically nucleated in the ever more desperate attempt to slow down the shrinking of Arctic ice.

The point is this: As the peak of oil production comes and goes, and as natural gas does the same sometime later, people are going to become ever more desperate in a fossil - fuel constrained world.

Trying to cover your puerile subterfuge by putting words in my mouth, and then contradicting them, is typical of the GHE acolytes ever more desperate attempts to perpetuate Cargo Cult Scientism.

I can tell that as the evidence mounts against you, on any number of fronts, you are getting a little more desperate, which accounts for all the slightly off point comments.

The geoengineering cabal is becoming more desperate by the day as the biosphere and climate unraveling accelerates exponentially.

Note, for example, that advanced Google search finds 213,000 results of the general form: «You and your ilk are getting more and more desperate».

grow more and more desperate and see every weather event as more «proof» of man - made global warming, the more apt metaphor for them would be «witch doctor.»

About that time, WND columnist Lord Monckton wrote: «Worldwide, the liarists — growing ever more desperate as the Great Pause grows ever longer — are taking up the cry that The Models Were Right All Along But The Warming Has Gone Into Hiding, Really And Truly It Has, With Knobs On, Cross My Heart And Hope To Die, So There.

As the non warming persists for year after year — the post hoc rationalizations seem ever more desperate.

But as we near the time of the final report's public release, expect to see louder and more desperate claims from the deny - o - sphere.

There has never been a more desperate need for a leader with both vision and intelligence.

We laypersons, on the other hand, would strive to avoid the false negative... So in my books, as a layperson & not a scientist, it looks like climate change has contributed to food prices going off the charts, and the poor in many parts of the world becoming all that more desperate.

Klein continues to isolate the impulse for humans to structure nature and architect ecologies of contained preservation highlighting the irony that, in the wake of ever increasing proficiency and technological advancement, our need to safeguard and preserve natural ecologies becomes more desperate.

Similarly, the attention which began to be paid to the more desperate inhabitants of society such as beggars, young homeless boys and flower sellers during the 17th century also had no political subtext.

On the other hand, the cool, damp cloud feels more heavy handed, more desperate for grand statements about humanity and mortality.

The painting is an example of Phelan's early work which sought to reconcile painterly abstraction with process based minimalism, but in this context the cut surface feels more desperate, as if the painter were punching a hole through which to breathe.

It might not be long before you pick up a gun, but ammunition is still a precious commodity, and now that you've got to do all the aiming yourself, missing a shot just makes your situation even more desperate.

Like Empire Strikes Back, Mass Effect 2 takes on a much darker, more desperate tone the the original, right from the start.

That since it released Kinect in 2010, the company has been more desperate to win over the mainstream than look after its core fanbase.

In between waves Deadpool begins to grow more desperate, shouting loudly about how there can't possibly be any more waves... right before another wave arrives.

[1] Since then, Marra, who's been with the Smithsonian Institution's Conservation Biology Institute since 1999 and now runs its Migratory Bird Center, has only become more desperate.