Sentence examples for a grim example from inspiring English sources

In a grim example of fascist humour, the medical certificates of many of the dead reported the cause of death as "internal haemorrage".

To cite a grim example, think of how terrorists have, using comparatively limited funds, continually subverted X-ray mandines and other forms of airline security.

And in a grim example of the law of unintended consequences, where urban communities do succeed in changing their neighbourhood for the better, the result is often higher rents, more interest from developers, and the gradual displacement of the very people who forced those changes into being.

Hence the occasionally bloody stalemate that is likely to continue into 2008.Sudan is a grim example of an Arab-run government, at the centre in Khartoum, deeply reluctant to embrace a federal solution for the non-Arab south and for Darfur in the west, for fear of losing power across the board.Yet models such as mainly Muslim Malaysia, or even Spain or Germany, could suit Arab countries.

In a most grim example, Ensure has been used via nasal intubation to force-feed hunger-striking prisoners at Guantánamo Bay, but that's far from a normal use case.

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With that grim example very much in mind, the Fed chairman, Ben Bernanke, a lifelong student of economic calamities, and Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson are trying to walk a very fine line — injecting hundreds of billions into the financial system while not propping up so much deadwood that the system can never recover.

At first, the attempted murder of a travel agent by two gunmen on motorbikes seemed to be just another grim example of the lawlessness that plagues San Pedro Sula, the second largest city in Honduras – and one of the most of the most violent in the world.

Millwall's return to Luton co-incides with another grim example of the social dysfunction that so readily attaches to the Championship club.

It was by rebels supposedly on his side – another grim example of how Syria's revolution is now consuming its own children.

The grim example of Australia's centre-right Liberal Party, which deposed its leader in December after he backed an emissions-trading scheme, has not gone unnoticed.But worries about the Tories' commitment to the cause may be exaggerated.