Sentence examples for dreadful data from inspiring English sources
To understand just how overdue it is, one need look no further than the absolutely dreadful data issued this week by the Census Bureau about the increasing numbers of people falling into poverty.
Today's dreadful economic data, led by the horrific Employment Report was bought, not sold like one would think, was the cherry atop a cake of "bad news is good" nonsense.
The income data was dreadful.
Meanwhile, dreadful January BBA mortgage data, the worst for two years, offers a sobering wake-up call.
By contrast, the British pound is now undervalued: its financial industry, a big chunk of the overall economy, was at the heart of the recent turmoil (the pound depreciated sharply in 2008) and its biggest export market, the euro zone, is in a dreadful mess.For the full data set see here.
"The expenditure data looked bad but not dreadful.
Whitbread's version of events is probably correct: retailing data suggests the warm November was dreadful for shopkeepers, as opposed to internet merchants.
The movie's CinemaScore ― data compiled from opening-night reactions ― is an F. That sounds dreadful on paper, but it actually signals an interesting effect.
Her English was dreadful.
