Sentence examples for considered dismal from inspiring English sources

A showing that would have been considered dismal only a year ago is now viewed as a standout success.

The achievements of the CRP, however, are considered dismal (see, e.g., Tonry 2010).

Fracture severity may play an additional role, as shown in VERTOS I; as mentioned above both of these parameters were considered dismal prognostic factors in the prospective study by Suzuki et al. [ 5]. Lee et al. observed prospectively that severe vertebral body collapse (more than 28.5%) led to failure of conservative management [ 14].

Last summer's concert season was considered a dismal one, yet, according to Pollstar, the industry's trade magazine, concert revenues rose for the year.

Mr. Kelly noted, for instance, that housing starts had sunk to an annual rate of about 500,000 — and that 800,000 had been considered a dismal number in past downturns.

Martin, 50, says that at first he "didn't see the fit" between Proffitt's and Saks; he changed his mind when he considered the dismal outlook for midprice department stores as they got squeezed by discount chains, such as Kohl's and Target.

Martin, 50, says at first he "didn't see the fit" between Proffitt's and Saks, then changed his mind as he considered the dismal outlook for midprice department stores as they got squeezed by discount chains Kohl's and Kohl'sTarget.

The point is that today's dismal G.O.P. field — is there anyone who doesn't consider it dismal?

Consider the dismal science when Marshall took it up.

For those shows that remain, however, many seem to be holding up, especially considering the dismal predictions after Sept. 11.

Of course, he still finds time for his passions, most notably what he considers the dismal state of contemporary architecture.