Sentence examples for bleak over from inspiring English sources

If the opportunity is not seized, he says, "the outlook will be very, very bleak" over the next few years.

Their conclusion is bleak: over all, 60percentt of those functions are being degraded by human activities, both through direct actions like overfishing and through indirect ones, like the tendency of deforestation to raise the risk of floods.

The news about the American education system has been bleak over the last year -- from elementary schools that seem "designed to fail" to for-profit universities that are scooping up borrowed tuition dollars without providing their graduates with much hope of gainful employment.

Still, the report leaves a bleak over-all impression.

Taking all things into consideration, the government's child poverty record threatens to be bleak, with over a million children being thrown into poverty by 2020.

Drifting over bleak, minor-key arrangements like a spectral prophet, he finds salvation in swelling gospel chorales, blending their hope with his anguish to superb effect at the hymnal climax of On the Rock.

He and his supporters see a bleak landscape raked over by corporations and their political enablers in pursuit of dominance and profits.

Pence and Nielsen made a similarly bleak presentation over the weekend to Democratic congressional aides.

Even on days when it hasn't rained, stuck weather systems have frequently cast a bleak shadow over the region.

He's posted a.918 save percentage (though his goals-against average is a bleak 2.49) over 32 games so far this season.

The result is infuriatingly conflicted fare, buoyed up by brilliant performances, weighed down by old-school cliche, leavened by the bleak plains over which it casts its lonely, misanthropic eye.