Sentence examples for dim picture from inspiring English sources
At his annual lunch presentation to the Turnaround Management Association's New York Chapter on Wednesday, Professor Altman outlined the relatively dim picture for restructuring work.
The first, "How the U.S. Lost Out on iPhone Work," painted a dim picture of U.S. competitiveness by demonstrating what Chinese suppliers are willing to do to get Apple's business.
Rudolph W. Giuliani, the former New York mayor and a rival of Mr. Romney's in the 2008 Republican presidential primary, had painted a dim picture during that campaign of the former governor's economic policies and the health care program he put in place in Massachusetts.
The data generated a dim picture.
To complete this dim picture, some workers became increasingly disappointed with their union leaders and found hope in the promises of a "socialist fatherland" made by leftist groups.
Recently, articles have chronicled the demise of brick-and-mortar retail stores and painted a dim picture for the future of traditional retail.
Others calculate the company's obligations with the leases included, painting a dimmer picture.
Instead of showing a bright image the whole time, they display the frame, then a short frame of either darkness or a very dimmed picture.
Though both have LED lights, both lack a true flash, so as light gets dimmer, pictures get significantly worse.
As he did last summer in "America's Sweethearts," Mr. Walken imports a deep mischief that this dim, hesitant picture cannot contain.
With an already dim fiscal picture turning darker, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg on Thursday proposed a budget that would increase spending by 3.7percentt but cut money from every city department, from sanitation to schools.
