Significados de desperate expedients en inglés

Dr. Mott was often driven to desperate expedients in the procuring of subjects.

At certain times terror had suggested most desperate expedients to her.

Of the two desperate expedients it was clearly the better; and Garth instantly acquiesced.

She thought of all sorts of odd and desperate expedients, and with passionate petulance rejected them all.

Driven to desperate expedients, he left France.

And then would come debts and desperate expedients, the ragged gowns and old shoes of poor artists' households.

In the mean time we must content ourselves with partial remedies, alleviations, best temporary resorts, and even desperate expedients.

Food, clothing, munitions, medical stores-itwas all the same for all the Southern armies: desperate expedients, slow starvation, death.

Your case is a desperate one, and, if you would save yourself, you must resort to desperate expedients, likewise.

But with the expectations he had been induced to form, he did not think himself justified in having recourse to desperate expedients.

There are many ways of getting money known to business-men-a little risky some of them, perhaps, but desperate cases require desperate expedients.

He came home to a famine-stricken country, and his picture of the England of that spring is one of miserable patience and desperate expedients.

In England his flute was not in request: there were no convents; and he was forced to have recourse to a series of desperate expedients.

43 and 44) records the desperate expedients to which Tiberius had recourse to regain his exhausted virility: the scene in Petronius (chap.