Sentence examples for dismal distinction from inspiring English sources
South Africa, where AIDS was barely acknowledged for years and whose president remains doubtful even now about its cause, today holds the dismal distinction of having the world's largest caseload of H.I.V. infection and AIDS, 4.5 million.
This dismal distinction speaks volumes about the failure of the Government of National Unity of Afghanistan to tackle corruption.
The most polluted shoreline on Heal the Bay's "Beach Bummers" list is Cowell Beach in Santa Cruz County, which has won that dismal distinction for three years in a row.
For his work, Rukeyser garnered numerous awards, including the distinction from People magazine of being the only sex symbol in the "dismal science" of economics.
Dismal streets, dismal lives.
"It's dismal, very dismal".
This dismal performance left dismal scientists feeling appropriately dismal.
DISMAL economies are often dismal for economists.
Risk management was dismal.
