Sentence examples for dismaying evidence from inspiring English sources

But to many economists, the bill by Senator Richard H. Bryan, a Nevada Democrat, is dismaying evidence of Washington's predilection for regulation over market-based incentives.

In these early undertakings, I did not focus specifically on the environment, but I was constantly confronted by dismaying evidence of the dramatic deterioration of humanity's relationship with nature.

Masking the dismaying evidence otherwise provides no useful service.

The result was dismaying: There was evidence of a serious lung problem called bronchiectasis.

"As much as those factors may be important, it is dismaying how little evidence there is to show for it.

As evidenced by dismaying rates of recidivism, the first two rationales look very wobbly these days.

But the sheer volume of evidence dismays him.

Commander Dave Johnston, of the Metropolitan Police specialist crime directorate, said he was dismayed that crucial evidence in the case was not found sooner.

Though conservatives historically opposed a strong federal role in education, in the 1990s they began looking with dismay at evidence that schools were failing and turned to the idea of national standards as a way to overcome the problem.

Every day comes more evidence that the classical music business is facing dismaying economic challenges.

As the published evidence for the hypothesis fell apart, a legal melodrama erupted, dismaying and demoralizing patients and many members of the scientific community.