Sentence examples for grim outcomes of from inspiring English sources

"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.

He is making serious points about the grimmer outcomes of the sexual revolution, the despair of the first sexual revolutionaries as their bodies age and they find they have failed to invest in companionship, family and the dense web of non-sexual connections that keep us fully alive.

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

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

Eventually, we'll become those clusters of people at parties talking about grim outcomes.

Biden told the group of about 100 clergy that Democrats will "turn things around" if successful come November, but warned of a grim outcome if Republicans regain control of Congress.

A few may even mutter, unkindly, that Germany, for the third time in just over a century, has wrecked the continent.How can Europe avoid this grim outcome and improve the chances of a better future?

The grimmer outcome for creditors would be a complete shutdown of operations, followed by an auctioning of Eastern's aircraft and gate slots at several airports, including the line's hub at Hartsfield International Airport in Atlanta.

In contrast to prior reports, WN fever appears to be a severe illness with high rate of central nervous system involvement and a particularly grim outcome in the elderly.

At the end of the scenario, you see what the actual — usually grim — outcome was.

This might be caused by the fact that most patients above a specific SAPS II score are so severely injured that none of the expertise in those high-frequency centers could change their grim outcome.