Sentence examples for dismal plight from inspiring English sources
Gov. Andrew Cuomo wisely chucked all that on Wednesday in favor of a stark analysis of New York's dismal plight.
"Reflections on a Glass Ceiling: Why Women Still Struggle to Get Ahead in State Politics" (Aug. 10) underscores the dismal plight of women as candidates in both parties in New Jersey.
At a luncheon over poached salmon yesterday, for example, another participant, a fiery European labor leader, harangued his dark-suited colleagues about the dismal plight of workers, warning that there was "a growing bull market" in antiglobalization sentiment out there unless they did something.
Evidently fed up with fuel shortages, soaring inflation and steep unemployment, urban voters in particular demonstrated by a sizeable margin that they wanted nothing to do with strengthening the hand of the leader many believe to be responsible for the country's dismal economic plight.
Started last month as part of Prime Minister Taro Aso's stimulus plans, the program stems from growing concern about both the plight of Japan's younger workers and the dismal state of farms.
If anything, BBC1's plight has only served to conceal ITV's dismal performance, not just across the day, but even within its own carefully defined version of peak-time, where it will fail by a wide margin even to meet the target it so recently revised sharply downward.
Thursday's dismal fourth-quarter results no doubt underscored the seriousness of GM's plight.
Engels, the author of an expose of the horrendous plight of Lancashire millworkers, introduced Marx, whose "practical knowledge of capitalism was nil," to the dismal science.
Dismal streets, dismal lives.
"I understand her plight".
