Sentence examples for gloomy issues from inspiring English sources

And, unlike Sarah Brown, who wore thick black tights to reflect the gloomy issues of the summit, Michelle Obama's legs were characteristically bare.

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

"I knew the Games would be a success, even though in the beginning they were a bit gloomy, with legitimate issues and teething pains," he said Saturday, referring to the shaky start, which was marred by problems, including unseasonably warm weather.

However, his tone was generally gloomy and he issued warnings over a no-deal exit and the Irish border issue, which has proved to be the biggest obstacle to an agreement.

Mr Gittings is altogether too gloomy on this issue.

Think-tanks such as Da Vinci AG issue gloomy forecasts that the tournament could cost the country as much as $8 billion.

For 2013 as a whole, the Asian Development Bank on Wednesday forecast growth of 7 percent for the Philippines — one of the few upgrades the bank had within the otherwise more gloomy outlook it issued for developing Asia.

In the run up to the June 28-29 European summit, George Soros issued gloomy warnings about Europe running out of time to save the euro.

"Mr. Secretary, this country's got a problem--neither our missiles nor our secretary of defense shoots straight," said Rep. Pat Williams (D-Mont)., contending that Weinberger had in the past issued gloomy predictions that had not come true.

The gloomy economic context and issues were precisely the same in 1979 as they had been in 1974.

That is an improvement from a relatively gloomy forecast of 2.25percentt, issued in August.