Sentence examples for depressing degree from inspiring English sources

At City Hall under its first black mayor, the matter of racism is not raised on a daily basis to a depressing degree, but it is certainly on the minds of some who come there... Tells about an imbroglio involving whether the mayor would fly first class or tourist class.

Costumes, sets and choreography are all thoroughly unattractive to a depressing degree.

A late spring frost decreased abundance and species richness of caterpillars, while a severe drought impacted adult lepidopterans, depressing species richness in patch cut stands to a greater degree than in control or shelterwood cut stands.

So she's fitting right in to the depressing teen mom stat — less than 2percentt earn a college degree by the age of 30! Nothing glam about that.

Perhaps during this long hot summer with the depressing news of the oil spill we were aching for some degree of truth, no matter how hard.

Despite a depressing outlook, there's still some space between the Business Studies degrees to get some real learning done.

Yet even its most depressing episodes could be redeemed were the record to be treated with the proper degree of historical awareness.

Job prospects for many are dismal and record numbers of young people face the depressing prospect of returning to live with mum and dad when they complete their degree.

We can snark all we like about the trend towards job-focused degrees; higher education suffered as much as benefited from New Labour's often depressing instrumentalism.

Here's just one of Putnam's depressing facts: affluent kids with low high-school test scores are as likely to get a college degree (30%) as high-scoring kids from poor families (29%).

Yet Dr. Liz DeBeer, a teacher at Point Pleasant Beach High School, who holds degrees in literature and English education, understands some of the weariness people feel with depressing literature that may drive them to the romance shelves.