Sentence examples for depressing result from inspiring English sources

It was, by Lambert's own admission, the most depressing result of a hugely disappointing season.

Ghiggia-Bigode III saw the usual depressing result for Brazil, Uruguay's scintillating winger finding the byline with ease.

The depressing result is that downward mobility is on the rise whereas upward mobility is becoming increasingly rare.The story for women is different from that for men.

A depressing result for Croatia but a more depressing episode could have damaging repercussions for one of the strongest sides at the tournament.

The depressing result is that we're wasting nearly a fifth of the food we buy – enough to fill nine Wembley Stadiums!

This is an extraordinarily depressing result, because the Jeppesen case, which had been dismissed by the District Court in 2008, had then been won on appeal before three judges in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals in April 2009.

Kate Jopling, the head of public affairs at Help the Aged, said: "These depressing results show that, when it comes to healthcare, all too often older people and the conditions that affect them come far down the pecking order.

Kate Jopling of Help the Aged comments "These depressing results show that, when it comes to healthcare, all too often older people and the conditions that affect them come far down the pecking order.

On the day that his chain's depressing results were published, chief executive Dave Lewis addressed a food industry summit where he exhorted food manufacturers to do more to reduce their waste across the supply chain.

Dr. McCabe's later national survey of 25,000 high school students from 2001 to 2008 yielded equally depressing results: more than 90percentt said they had cheated in one way or another.

The study, of more than 1,000 top executives from 27 industries across 103 countries, comes hard on the heels of depressing results from two other recent surveys, one from the UNGC and the other from the global NGO CDP, which also provide concrete evidence of the lack of corporate progress.