Sentence examples for depressing conditions from inspiring English sources

The leading British player was Keir McNicoll, 147, who would at least have been familiar with the depressing conditions, being from Carnoustie.

The depressing conditions in the city may be the strongest argument for government intervention, but from a certain vantage point they are also the weakest..

The depressing conditions in the city may be the strongest argument for government intervention, but from a certain vantage point they are also the weakest.

"Depressing conditions unworthy of an otherwise highly developed country," is how Riccardo Mancini, publisher of both of these provocative projects, describes the situation.

I was either making an attempt to live under the depressing conditions of the latest diet, or binge-eating as if it were my last day on earth.

It's not difficult to find children in the Jungle refugee camp in Calais, France, where around 5,000 migrants are currently living in muddy and depressing conditions, around 20 miles from the coast of Britain.

"It was just an open area of knee-deep mud," she added, "this mudflat area was a source of major problems for the residents - especially during the rainy season". During 1989, Attorney Fulgencio Factoran, the Secretary of the Department of Environment and Natural Resources (DENR), visited the province of Aklan and witnessed first hand the depressing condition of the area.

Any kind of inwardness was beyond Sinclair: his characters, suffering without any gain in consciousness, remain mere names attached to depressing social conditions.

They describe depressing living conditions for outpatients at other military bases around the country, from Fort Lewis in Washington state to Fort Dix in New Jersey.

Iheme set his face in an exaggerated glower as the actor playing the landlord wagged his finger and bellowed, "You have turned my place into a market square for madwomen!" Nollywood's bawdy humor — or fright or fantasy — appeals to a public seeking escape from depressing living conditions.

Ryan Lundquist, an appraiser in Sacramento, noted that computer programs "cannot smell 20 cats living at the property". Nor can they spot other value-depressing interior conditions or severe deferred maintenance.