Sentence examples for depressing future from inspiring English sources
Several big-name Republicans have called in recent days for Mr. Romney to spend more time describing how he would fix America and less time describing a dreary, depressing future if Mr. Obama is re-elected.
Q: Shrinking IT budgets would mean a depressing future for engineers, unless there's some new growth area to soak up the talent.
For those of us who care about storytelling and spectacle and five years of hard work for 120 minutes of screen time, it's a depressing future, but it's one we've been warned to expect for some time.
The engineers and experts who wrote the comment warned that repealing net neutrality could have "dangerous consequences, including stifling future innovation and depressing future investment in the wealth of Internet services that drive such a large part of the U.S. economy". .
They do so by being sellers in the futures market, depressing futures prices.
It is this legacy that allows past losses to depress future gains.
This depresses future earning power, and keeps blacks over-represented in jobs that offer no benefits or retirement plans.
The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) and the Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) said that Brexit would cut levels of immigration and depress future price rises, leaving the average UK house worth £2,300 less in 2018, and £7,500 less in London.
The Treasury had forecast that Brexit would prompt a fall in house prices of up to 18%, while the National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) predicted that an out vote would cut levels of immigration and depress future price rises, leaving the average UK house worth £2,300 less in 2018.
China abandoned this policy for the one-child policy because it was so anxious for speedy economic growth, and the irony of this is that this lopsided, too male, too old population it has created is going to depress future economic growth and quench China's dynamism.
This would directly depress future increases in private sector pensions.
