Sentence examples for depressingly clear from inspiring English sources

The answers are depressingly clear and familiar.

Further, Wrong makes depressingly clear that corruption in the developing world is aided and abetted by donor governments and the World Bank.

HOWEVER THE antics over a federal shutdown turn out, they have made depressingly clear why so many talented Americans disdain the idea of working for their government.

It was depressingly clear during the televised debate that neither candidate had any substantial ideas of how to revive the moribund economy and get people back to work.

As the riot on the streets below reaches a crescendo, echoed by unions at chaebol factories around the country, it becomes depressingly clear that South Korea's reforms have barely begun.

The contrast to the 2008 Beijing Olympics, in which the Chinese government largely overcame controversy and staked a claim to a dominant place in the world order, is all too depressingly clear.

The only problem with Archstone's earnings number: It was so much lower than funds from operations and even Kirby's "adjusted FFO," it made free-and-clear profits appear depressingly hard to come by in real estate.

Depressingly for Athens, the moral seems clear: a referendum no longer carries the same fear for Germany.

When 18 American soldiers were later killed, the United States, followed by other western countries, withdrew their troops, leaving the UN to clear up behind them.In Haiti, the story was depressingly similar.

The report said despite the clear consensus over what diabetes patients needed, performance had been "depressingly poor".

LONG before any trade minister sets foot in Hong Kong, it has become clear that next week's meeting of the World Trade Organisation will fall depressingly short of its goals.