Sentence examples for bleak predictions from inspiring English sources
In fact, it leads Harari to even more bleak predictions.
His hiring is the latest sign that nearly two years after Brevard County was left staggering from the one-two punch of the downturn and the demise of the shuttle program, the Space Coast, while still struggling, has defied the bleak predictions.
Mr. Roubini is an economist par excellence — he shot to international fame as Dr. Doom when his bleak predictions about the world economy came horribly true with the financial crisis, and his eponymous firm now boasts some 1,100 clients worldwide.
James Kettle You won't need to leave the house to go clubbing, says Ian McQuaid Recent club closures have led to bleak predictions of the death of nightlife, but VR experts argue that in a decade clubs as music spaces may well be irrelevant anyhow.
Syrian Kurdish fighters confounded the bleak predictions about Kobane's imminent fall, and the air drops are now taking place despite objections from the Turkish government: Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan had said his country would not agree to any US arms transfers to Syrian Kurdish fighters.
Just next week, New York magazine, a magazine that Murdoch used to own and Wolffe used to work for, is reported to be publishing an article that will detail the internal divisions of Murdoch's empire, with bleak predictions for its future - and perhaps with it, the newspaper industry as a whole.
One look at the England football team of 2004 tells us that Erich Fromm's bleak prediction has already started to become true.
Knowing this, and accepting the accelerated commercialisation ushered in on the back of higher education reforms, here is a more bleak prediction for the next decade.
A bleak prediction of the consequences of rising sea levels, McDonagh's book is set in a nightmare vision of Cheshire in the not-too-distant future: "When we first came here the golf course was a progression of green velvet swirls.
For a long time, the bleakest predictions had all of us disappearing down the rabbit hole of what William Gibson dubbed the "mass consensual hallucination" of cyberspace.
