Sentence examples for extremely grim from inspiring English sources

"The country's employment situation is extremely grim," he said.

In part, this is because the economic news has been extremely grim.

"The situation is extremely grim," said John Stanhope, the city's chief administrator.

But a new report has shone an extremely grim light on the Big Boss's activities in the neighbouring South-East Asian countries of Laos and Cambodia.

"The situation in public higher education is extremely grim, bordering on absolutely disastrous, and in Wisconsin, it's been especially, let's say, dramatic," Mr. Randel said.

Things were looking extremely grim for "the tank" in the autumn of 2008, six months after he had beaten Kauto Star by seven lengths in the Gold Cup.

Despite the horrific nature and consequences of Friday's attack, in statistical terms the risk for tourists remains extremely low; the grim reality is that many more British holidaymakers will perish abroad from road accidents than died on the beach in Tunisia.

Regarding Cristina Sauceda's question, Mr. Giuliani gave an answer that, even for an adult audience, would have been extremely long (10 minutes), grim ("We had to figure out how many body bags to order"), and emotionally wrenching ("Every time I was told" that someone he knew had been killed, "my heart would take a beat, and I would say to myself, 'I can't think about that right now' ").

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Mrs Kelly said: "He seemed very grim, very unhappy, extremely tense".

Antigovernment protests are extremely uncommon in Syria, where grim memories are vivid of thousands of Islamic militants mowed down by government troops in the early 1980's.