Sentence examples for dreaded combination from inspiring English sources
Mr. King, the donnish governor of the Bank of England, has been accused of presiding over the worst stagflation — a dreaded combination of stagnant economic activity and rising inflation — happening in any major developed economy.
And the domestic economy is bracing for a painful short-term shock: the dreaded combination of tax increases and spending cuts, also known as the fiscal cliff, that is scheduled to start on Jan . 1
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La Stampa newspaper noted that the "dread combination of Mafia allegations and separation from his wife are now his principal torments".
Unless you've been living in a cave, you've probably heard of the dreaded "fiscal cliff," the combination of federal tax increases and spending cuts looming in January.
We walked to a bar, not quite knowing what to make of this strange mixture of uplift and dread, a combination that Radiohead have mastered.
The combination of improved rifles and rapid reloading made the formerly dreaded bayonet charge a suicidal practice, yet Southerners held on to it -- partly from lack of guns and ammunition.
People dreaded that letter".
Lewis dreaded the process.
This week, the dreaded dangler.
