Sentence examples for because of the grim from inspiring English sources
Perhaps because of the grim humour of it.
The primary reason for this, she says, is that household formation has been very low in recent years, presumably because of the grim economy.
The $9 billion cost of the aid would be added to the deficit, which Democrats said was justified because of the grim national employment picture.
5/5 Corporation tax Osborne has already announced some cuts, but further reductions could be on the way because of the grim business climate.
Perhaps because of the grim physical environment, Cato Manor and then south Durban, where people were dumped, became an extraordinary hotbed for political resistance to social and environmental injustice.
The Dublin Docklands Development Authority said Friday that it was still committed to the U2 Tower by the River Liffey but that for now it had suspended negotiations with possible developers because of the grim economic environment.
Yes, because reading a list of the grim details of horrific crimes is the softer side.
This level might be hard if you're not prepared because of the tough grim reaper type zigotron you face, it keeps on attacking you with tornados which make your Patapons jump in the air and get hurt.
Investigators here had tried for years to solve the case of the Grim Sleeper, so known because of a 13-year hiatus in the killing streak, who committed the majority of his killings in the 1980s but in recent years had restarted his spree.
