Sentence examples for a grim one for from inspiring English sources

This recent day had been a grim one for Mr. Wilson.

The period covered by The Post analysis was a grim one for the U.S. economy, and many people rushed to reconfigure their investment portfolios.

Last week was a grim one for the majority of players, with more than 220 taking part yet nobody getting all six right.

The year 2000 was a grim one for investors of every size, from celebrated hedge fund managers to anonymous 401(k) contibutors—.

It goes without saying that it was a fantastic night for Welsh Conservatives and a grim one for Welsh Labour, but there is a fascinating scramble going on for third place in Welsh politics.

"The result," he writes, "is two separate California realities: a lucrative one for the wealthy and for government workers, who are largely insulated from economic decline; and a grim one for the private-sector middle and working classes, who are fleeing the state".

The picture is undoubtedly a grim one, but for the first time in decades there is a genuine possibility that it won't stay that way.

But the prospect of the provision of affordable housing being reduced, through a misguided "you know best" green light for local authorities, is a grim one – not only for the 354,389 households on local authorities' housing waiting lists, but also when it comes to us ever achieving true sustainability, that precarious holy grail of environmental, social and economic harmony.

The bigger picture has been a somewhat grim one for the digital music industry: although digital has overtaken recorded, physical music as the primary way that people "purchase" and consume music today, the economics of the business have never added up.

The future that employee agents were supposed to prepare for was a grim one.

Uniquely for an Oasis track, it evokes the future, but a grim one.