Sentence examples for bleak said from inspiring English sources
The figures were "bleak", said Gary Duncan in the Times.
"Anyone who knows about Northern Ireland will say that the 70s were bleak," said Bradley.
"It's pretty bleak," said Jordan Rohan, a securities analyst with RBC Capital Markets.
"Business is so bleak," said Di Jian, the sales manager at the Capital Hotel in Beijing.
"The second quarter was very bleak," said Sofia Kim, the vice president for research at StreetEasy.
"It's bleak," said one mediator, adding that the Brotherhood so far does not seem to grasp that Mr. Morsi will not be reinstated.
If nothing changes, the future here is bleak," says Oforibika.
"It felt pretty bleak," says Hagen as she describes reaction to the first setback.
The situation of data and statistical funding is "very bleak", says Johannes Jütting, manager of Paris21.
He predicted that the long term prospects are more bleak, saying that that there will be a 12percentt decrease in those funds by 2002.
"The situation is rather bleak," says Professor David Mattingly, an archaeologist at the University of Leicester with 25 years' experience in Libya.
