Sentence examples for gloomy statistics from inspiring English sources

The coverage also masked less gloomy statistics.

A new book by Philip Jenkins on European religion comes up with some gloomy statistics.

She cites some gloomy statistics: for instance, in the recent downturn, "three-quarters of the 8 million jobs lost were lost by men".

Those gloomy statistics followed news on Friday that showed the French economy, Europe's second-largest after Germany's, did not grow at all in the second quarter.

A new government foreign-policy paper is full of gloomy statistics about the rich world's shrinking share of global wealth and Europe's dwindling population.

It is important to move the image of black mental health away from the negative, gloomy statistics to one of social engagement.

Without much notice from French public opinion, which is focused more on gloomy economic statistics, Hollande is bringing France back into Africa.

Mrs. Clinton mixed several gloomy housing statistics with criticisms of President Bush, whom she characterized as a passive leader and belittled by asserting that, unlike him, she would be a president "working to prevent crises rather than just reacting too little too late".

At the core of these high costs and gloomy mortality statistics is the fact that even the best targeted therapies are seldom curative and generally do not lead to durable clinical responses.

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

We at India Ink initially found the discrepancy between the gloomy central bank statistics and the apparently good news in the U.N. report to be puzzling.