Sentence examples for a dreadful wave of from inspiring English sources

So far there are plenty of bad signs, notably the Americans' continued inability to halt a dreadful wave of car-bombings and of attacks on their soldiers in the capital.

"League tables are, however, a dreadful way of measuring success.

At a time of dreadful insecurity including a wave of Islamist terrorism, of which the Karachi blasts were almost certainly an example—such an arrangement, it is hoped, would offer short-term stability and promise more meaningful democracy.

A result was a wave of refugees.

Well, what a dreadful set of numbers.

"This is a dreadful piece of science".

I think it's a dreadful time of life".

The "World" is having a dreadful attack of Rooseveltphobia.

It's a shambles, a dreadful state of affairs.

It's been, after all, a dreadful couple of weeks.

He told the BBC: "It's really a dreadful piece of news.