Sentence examples for gloomy warning from inspiring English sources
Since then things have got, if anything, worse.Soon after Mr Müller's gloomy warning came a Senate hearing in Washington, DC in late September.
Indeed, Mr. Connors said that part of the slightly better performance might have come because of the added incentive given to Microsoft's sales force by the gloomy warning two weeks before the end of the year.
All this is a far cry from former president Sarkozy's gloomy warning during last spring's election campaign: "Vote for Hollande and you'll have a Greek-style situation in less than two weeks".
The summit seemed unlikely to settle the argument.See articleThe president of the European Commission, José Manuel Barroso, issued a gloomy warning that a failure at the European Union summit might mean that the EU would sink into "a permanent crisis and paralysis".Four political bigwigs wrote to EU leaders urging that the door be kept open to membership for the countries of the western Balkans.
In the past few years, scientists have issued ever more gloomy warnings about global warming.
An incipient recession is making everything much harder.Yet the actions of Europe's leaders fail to match their gloomy warnings.
These gloomy warnings are becoming grimly regular fodder for Pacific islanders to digest and, increasingly, experience first-hand.
The newspapers were filled with gloomy warnings that China may no longer be willing to buy up US debt, which supposedly would have dire consequences for us all.
Recent gloomy warnings from the world's biggest chip maker had depressed expectations to a level so low that the market responded with relief.The future looked bleak for PSINet, an American Internet service provider.
It was achieved only after two years of bitter resistance by the medical establishment, with consultants threatening strike action and the British Medical Association pouring out gloomy warnings about bureaucracy and expense.
Among the multiple absurdities uttered by those who demanded Britain's departure from the European Union is the claim that, since the sky has not yet fallen in, all those gloomy warnings from the remain crowd have been proved wrong.
