Sentence examples for dismal among from inspiring English sources

His rating is equally dismal among sports fans and among the general public.

And the Republican tin-ear to immigration concerns certainly helps explain Mr Romney's dismal performance among Latinos.

Japan comes a dismal third among rich-world countries: only 3% of CEOs and 5% of senior managers are non-Japanese.

He and many other Republicans believe that the Party's rigidly restrictive position on illegal immigration contributed to Mitt Romney's dismal showing among Latinos in 2012.

But he also has some of the most dismal ratings among Labour voters and the general public of any Labour leader ever, and these ratings are in decline.

At the very least, he must resist the temptation to attribute his dismal showing among black voters to alleged Democratic "race-baiting".

So it was startling, to race forward to 2013, that when he reached once more for the brass ring, he ended up a dismal eighth among nine candidates in the latest primary.

Macri vowed to improve the country's dismal reputation among investors, boost economic growth, and repair Argentina's frayed diplomatic relations with a host of other countries and key multilateral institutions.

The Republicans are petrified after their dismal showing among the fastest-growing slices of the electorate, Hispanics and Asians; President Barack Obama wants to reward the loyalty of those voters.

In the end, prosecutorial naivety, a deft defence and the LAPD's dismal reputation among the city's black community were enough to sow the seeds of "reasonable doubt".

Aides say that Mr. Bush had a dismal showing among blacks in his first campaign for Texas governor but rebounded four years later with about a fifth of the African-American vote.