Sentence examples for greater misery from inspiring English sources

The failure of the Gu rains, which fall between April and June, promises greater misery.

"Claiming a return to 'normalcy' is no basis for returning people to greater misery and possible death".

It shows the poverty of ambition of the Left that their aim on transport is just to manage decline into ever greater misery.

But the random experiences of a week back in the country and among ordinary people I have talked to, by far the most common view has been that for all the American failures, as they see them, a guarantee of greater misery would still be the premature withdrawal of American troops.

Even Mrs. Merkel's own council of economic advisers has criticized her for not spending more as the German economy, Europe's largest, careens into a severe contraction that — and here is the real sticking point — threatens to export even greater misery to the European Union's weaker economies.

You don't trust how you feel and this is leading to greater misery.

Eileen's greatest misery goes unmentioned.

"I have seen great misery and devastation," she said.

It has brought great misery to the victims and their family.

Finally, now, I understand what John Donne meant: "As sickness is the greatest misery, so the greatest misery of sickness is solitude".

LG: And the price of great love is great misery when one of you dies.