Sentence examples for extremely dismal from inspiring English sources
"I read them and I went, 'Whoa, this is like flamenco,' " Mr. Santangelo said, "the sense of desperation, the sense of pride, in extremely dismal circumstances".
Although specific clinical factors are closely associated with the favourable outcomes, the present report suggests that aggressive surgery along with chemotherapy may be a promising option in selected patients with highly disseminated GBC, who otherwise have an extremely dismal prognosis.
Pancreatic cancer is one of the most frequently observed gastrointestinal cancers and its prognosis remains extremely dismal.
The majority of the patients, who are usually diagnosed at an advanced stage, still lack effective treatment and have an extremely dismal prognosis.
Despite wide surgical resection and improvements in radiotherapy and chemotherapy, these tumors are still incurable and the prognosis of patients with glioblastoma remains extremely dismal. 1 The aggressive nature of glioblastoma is closely related to its complex pathophysiology, in particular, its ability to disturb the antitumoral immune response.
"You have a circumstance which is obviously dismal and extremely disappointing, and you put your heart and soul into it; it's a heavy burden.
Selena Roberts paints a dismal, and extremely misleading, picture in her column "Contemplating a Future With No West Side Stadium" (June 7), comparing a West Side with no stadium to the bleak Pottersville of "It's a Wonderful Life".
Anaplastic thyroid cancer is an extremely aggressive malignancy with dismal prognosis that has had little change in its 4-month median survival rate over the past 50 years [ 21].
"Unfortunately, as we have outlined in previous letters, we have been extremely disappointed with Yahoo's dismal financial performance, poor management execution, egregious compensation and hiring practices, and general lack of accountability and oversight by the Board.
PDAC remains an extremely aggressive cancer with a dismal clinical outcome.
Because an increasing amount of care now takes place outside the hospital, the patients who are actually admitted tend to be extremely sick, and they often carry dismal prognoses.
