Sentence examples for dreadful result from inspiring English sources
And so that day passed without any dreadful result.
A dreadful result on the night which meant we won only 10 of the 85 seats – little better than one in 10.
"We have a key week but, even if you have a dreadful result in Paris, it's a two-leg tie," said Hiddink, who has lost only once in 33 games over two spells in interim charge of Chelsea.
"The dreadful result of your actions was that Paris died.
It would be a dreadful result if the principle of evaluating the quality of justice – which is a public service – should indirectly harm the independence of the judiciary, which is an essential requirement for providing the public with a quality service.
We cured acute leukaemia in mice in 1977 with drugs that we are still using in exactly the same dose and duration today in humans with dreadful results.
REALITY CHECK At least Ford didn't repeat the gaffe of General Motors, which cobbled a 350-cubic-inch gasoline V-8 into a diesel motor, with dreadful results.
That, allied to the dreadful results in May, means that many of the most prominent delegates here in Birmingham are people who recently lost council seats.
Despite largely dreadful results this season, both David Moyes and Mike Phelan are seeking unlikely consecutive victories after signing off for the international break with wins over benevolent opposition from the south coast.
After pretty dreadful results for both Labour and the Tories in local government and European Parliament elections, the two leaders might have expected to find their troops in a despondent, even rebellious, mood.Labour registered its lowest share of a national poll since just after the first world war, taking merely 22.6% of the votes cast for the European Parliament and coming third.
Britain's banking industry, which has just reported dreadful results, will not welcome a state-owned mortgage lender galumphing around, luring depositors into government-backed deposit accounts (gilts in all but name, yet offering fatter rates) and using that advantage when it lends.
