Sentence examples for horrible numbers from inspiring English sources
"These are horrible numbers," Mayor Johnson said.
"I think most of those horrible numbers are from early in my career.
Carsten Brzeski from ING said: "These are horrible numbers, it's a widespread contraction, which does not match this positive picture of stabilisation and positive contagion".
Hurd described the figure as a "horrible number" that had been high for too long, and spoke of "crushingly low" self-confidence of many young people and the impact this had on their job prospects.
"We were bitten a horrible number of times and were supposed to take the pills but we ran out," he said.
The result Many otherwise useful combinations wouldn't happen, because the merged companies would have to report horrible profit numbers that have no basis in reality.
Add to that the emotional tug to spend on holiday shopping, and what I think is going to happen is a great big holiday shopping surprise even in the face of these horrible confidence numbers.
The promised glimpses of long-unseen moments from "The Honeymooners" on its 50th anniversary special on Monday included a horrible musical number; it was kind to keep the clip short.
"(In the past) four weeks we know the situation has become really horrible and the number of displaced people are far more than before and we are talking about people who are used to war".
"The current stance of this administration looks horrible on any number of fronts, and it shows no respect for economics or science generally, starting with climate change," Jacobson told HuffPost.
