Sentence examples for a gloomy message from inspiring English sources

Both Mr. Silverstein and state officials had been worried that if the insurance company refused to pay the claim, the project would falter, sending a gloomy message about the future of Lower Manhattan.

Several senior figures also used a debate on the party's future manifesto to criticise Nick Clegg for delivering an overly gloomy message that risked alienating their traditional voters.

As usual it was packed; as usual it was a jolly affair (considering the gloomy message) with Albert Edwards wearing a floral shirt that he may well have acquired in the 1970s.As always, it was a thought-provoking event, and not confined to Albert's normal pro-bonds, anti-equities message.

Although there was broad consensus that tougher times lie ahead, some fiscal experts questioned Mr. Bloomberg's gloomy message, pointing to an increase in the anticipated surplus in the current fiscal year.

As if to drive home the gloomy message, Ford's share price, around $37 in 1999, fell this week to $6.60, its lowest for 15 years.Bill Ford, chairman and chief executive of the family company since Jacques Nasser was hounded out 18 months ago, is trying to re-trim the Ford vessel in the midst of a storm.

That gloomy message was reinforced when party leader Nick Clegg told Scottish Lib Dem activists meeting in Aberdeen that the party would need to show the same "incredible resilience" it had demonstrated in government to defeat Salmond in Gordon and the SNP more widely.

That's the gloomy message that has been offered by Hollywood's science-fiction blockbusters recently – and it's getting gloomier all the time.

Apathy is often the result of gloomy messaging.

The Japanese banks wasted a decade running away from reality.But it is the second decade of Japan's banking depression that carries the gloomier message, especially for Western bank shareholders.

Ever since Christmas – when the novel's prevalence on year-end lists guaranteed its spot among my friends as a gloomy, dauntingly large stocking filler – the messages have been rolling in.

While private debt levels have started to fall from their peaks, progress has been relatively limited even in countries that have done better than most, such as Ireland and Spain.The underlying message from the ECB is a gloomy one.