"grim climate" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to describe a negative or harsh atmosphere or environment. Example: The government's inaction towards climate change has resulted in a grim climate for future generations.
Yet the stocks haven't been pummeled despite such a grim climate.
But the grim climate left by years of austerity may still make it an uncomfortable summer for him.
But the grim climate for advertising and the reality of being owned by one of the most cost-efficient media companies inevitably mean that such ambitions are balanced with cutbacks.
It is necessary for coal mines to calculate the methane control cost and the full cost of each alternatives before mining to perform economic evaluations for choosing methane control measures and mining methods in such a grim climate for the coal industry.
Piers Sellers, a British-born climate scientist for NASA who remained optimistic about the fate of the Earth despite the grim climate change models he oversaw and who gained American citizenship to fulfill a childhood dream of becoming an astronaut, died Dec. 23 in Houston.
This elasticity of views may not be surprising in the currently grim climate, now that the euro area has officially fallen into recession, which is no doubt stoking differences of opinion within the council.
Hannah Kent has an affinity for grimmer climates than that of her native Adelaide.
The grim economic climate is hurting privatization.
Besides, the grim economic climate does not favour such dabbling.
The new variable in all of this is the continuing grim economic climate.
Four years later, the Outfit is thriving, having maintained its collaborative identity in a mostly grim publishing climate.
