Sentence examples for depressingly hard from inspiring English sources

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.

Finally, and most depressingly, it is hard to imagine a scenario in which this group comes up with any new and imaginative initiatives to deal with problems that badly need attention, especially global warming.

Depressingly, a long hard look may no longer be enough.

The last five years have hit the weakest the hardest and, depressingly, all too often that means members of black and minority ethnic (BME) have bore the brunt.

The last five years have hit the weakest hardest and, depressingly, all too often that means members of black and minority ethnic (BME) have borne the brunt.

In a depressingly familiar story, this proved hard to come by — but for Guiteau to pick up a cheap gun was easy.

This domestic killing was, in the end, so depressingly commonplace that it is hard to make meaning out Steenkamp's homicide.

I know this will be hard, since you're depressingly mainstream, but it's time to throw away your Lady GaGa, Katy Perry, and Bruno Mars, and start collecting some Indie vinyl.

Several members of my family are deaf and it's depressingly revealing to observe how much harder it's been for my brother as a deaf man.

The tools of reconnaissance and offence are depressingly affordable, whereas secure code is expensive and hard to come by".

Of course, the stories we've published over the past half-century — mostly hard-hitting investigative pieces — have been depressingly true," the publication's Web site notes.