Sentence examples for dismal change from inspiring English sources

The largest reduction occurred in 2005 (52%), but thereafter there was dismal change in prevalence (Table  4).

TB monthly prevalence was curvilinear with a steep declining trend between 2003 and 2005 and thereafter dismal change in prevalence was observed.

Oral candida monthly prevalence also showed a curvilinear trend with a steep declining trend between 2003 and 2005 and thereafter dismal change in prevalence was observed.

He grew up on the Sound in Greenwich, Conn., and saw the dismal changes in the waters he loved.

How times change: dismal does not even scratch the surface.

That dismal record may change this year, for the district will be represented in national playoffs in Toronto in July by a very strong foursome.

The dismal economy has changed all that.

This dismal statistic has changed minimally in the last 20 years and, therefore, new therapeutic strategies are clearly needed.

The employee buyout temporarily lowered wages, but it didn't change these dismal economics.

Emmanuel Adebayor Palace's new striker, signed in January on a free, desperately needs to make his mark at the club and change their dismal winning record of late.

Thanks largely to the founding fathers' strict approval rules, Australia has a dismal record on constitutional change: for a referendum to succeed, there must be an overall majority yes vote in the country, as well as a yes vote in at least four of the six states.