Sentence examples for a dismal example from inspiring English sources

Japan in the 1990's is a dismal example, but postwar Germany is a hopeful and instructive one.

We cannot surrender our political will despite the dismal example of our purported leaders.

Moderators have asked candidates to directly confront the others, making perhaps for entertaining reality television but dismal examples of civility and respect.

I'll spare you the dismal examples that answer this rhetoric question, but it is clear that we are growing increasingly alienated from each other -- the opposite of the unity and brotherly love that are so vital for survival in a world where everyone depends on everyone else.

Some studies confirmed that the traumatic cardiac or pulmonary arrest is often associated with a dismal outcome and is considered to be an example of medical futility and inappropriate use of resources [7 11].

Invasiveness and early formation of metastases are the main reasons why for example pancreatic cancer continues to have a dismal prognosis, with a 5 year survival rate of <5% and a mean life expectancy of <6 month [ 1].

Former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, for example, ran for U.S. Senate in Louisiana in November and received a dismal 3percentt of the vote.

One particularly notorious example is the playwright Arthur Miller, who commited his week-old son Daniel to a dismal, overcrowded facility where he lived until age 17.

For example, business theorists increasingly emphasise the importance of corporate culture, yet many new businesses do a dismal job of nurturing it.

For example, the Association of National Advertisers cleaned house after years of misfires that bottomed out in 2002 with a dismal conference that drew only 250 people.

For example, PDAC is highly aggressive and resistant to conventional and targeted therapeutic agents, resulting in a dismal 5-year survival rate of 3% to 5% [24].