Sentence examples for grim outcomes from inspiring English sources

Mark Regnerus, a sociologist, told of grim outcomes after studying hundreds of adults with gay parents.

While lupus can range from very mild to life threatening, Ms. Schlesinger found descriptions that emphasized the grim outcomes.

"As H.I.V. Babies Come of Age, Problems Linger" (front page, Nov. 6) presents only the grim outcomes of H.I.V.-infected newborns.

Not that the Gropes, a Northumberland matriarchy that can trace its origins back to an encounter between a seasick Viking deserter and an unattractive nun rejected by marauding rapers and pillagers, are much bothered by such grim outcomes.

Despite the grim outcomes since the American military began "pivoting" to Africa after 9/11, the U.S. recently signed an agreement designed to keep its troops based on the continent until almost midcentury.

It's a grim outcome.

But many states face another grim outcome: years of low growth caused by uncompetitive exchange rates and sluggish productivity.

But fractured limbs and injured necks is a pretty grim outcome for a TV series that is simply there to entertain us.