Sentence examples for dreadful may from inspiring English sources

By then it is becoming apparent that something dreadful may have happened to Ashley, a haughty blond flirt who belatedly appears in flashbacks near the end of the movie.

The only rational explanations would be that there is some regulatory or legal requirement to hold bonds, or you don't believe the consensus on inflation, or you think something pretty dreadful may well happen and bonds will be a safe haven as and when it does.

Similarly, Elizabeth's dreadful relations may excite humility in Elizabeth and "hate" in Mr. Darcy.

As an increased risk of intracranial haemorrhage and other major bleedings has been found in women treated with fibrinolytics, 18 a fear of these dreadful complications may explain some of the observed difference.

27 As an increased risk of major bleeding has been found in women treated with fibrinolytics, 28 and CKD is also a predictor of bleeding, 29 a fear of these dreadful complications may explain some of the observed difference.

Whatever dreadful things they may have done, they are still children.

However dreadful the situation may be, Victorino said, the Phillies believe there is some way they can rebound.

Geoengineering, as Michael Specter wrote last year, is the scientific equivalent of chemotherapy: it's dreadful but it may be the only way to prevent mass calamity.

And rather like the way so many of us enjoyed Gone Girl, there is something intensely pleasurable about watching a woman, dreadful though she may be, in complete control of a sequence of events.

Sentiment may be dreadful but dividends pay the bills.

But the ending to that dreadful game Monday night may be his crowning achievement.