Sentence examples for a relatively bleak from inspiring English sources

Presidential election forecasting models using "objective data" like personal income, gross domestic product and unemployment have captured the gloomy realities of the economy, painting a relatively bleak picture of Mr. Obama's electoral chances.

That's expensive, but perhaps still desirable by investors who are otherwise looking at a relatively bleak market of investment opportunities.

A day removed from what was a relatively bleak election night special, Stephen Colbert was back on firmer ground on a live edition of "The Late Show".

It marked a shift in his visual expression, switching from relatively bleak and gray to colourful, almost flamboyant.

And long-term growth prospects of A.D.M. remain relatively bleak, some analysts say, partly because it is already so big.

Whatever, things looked relatively bleak for Hamilton on race morning.

With NASA's tight budget and relatively bleak funding outlook for the foreseeable future, space scientists can take heart that some private foundations are willing to step in and help fund their research.

But it was also, by the show's bleak, almost Calvinist standards, a relatively happy ending.

He had a relatively normal childhood but can pinpoint a bleak 24-hour period in his mid-teens when his life was suddenly thrust into darkness and confusion.

And prison, had he been captured in a relatively healthy condition, would have been no less bleak and lonely than his life seems on the outside.

Access to the bleak base was by low-level flying through a twisting fjord, and landing was made on a relatively short, uphill strip.