Sentence examples for immediate gloom from inspiring English sources

The immediate gloom was deepened by one of the EU's periodic budget squabbles, prompting Jean-Claude Juncker to declare that "Europe is not in crisis: it is in a deep crisis".

It was obviously a mistake of the Remain campaign before the referendum to allow themselves to come across as threatening immediate gloom and doom – although they were right about the collapse of the pound, which has aggravated the squeeze on real incomes that was already apparent.

After the Crash of 1987, there were some immediate forecasts of gloom and doom, but many in the city pooh-poohed the notion that Wall Street's troubles would have a broad effect on most New Yorkers.

There's either delirious glee or there's immediate doom and gloom.

Perpetual prosperity does not guarantee happiness even in Australia, and there is more than a little gloom about the immediate future.

The rate cut trumped all of the warnings of persistent economic gloom, even though investors said its immediate effect on lending may be negligible.

It was a sense of gloom that some felt had already infected the immediate post-match formalities at the SCG, as England batsman Alastair Cook's man of the series medal failed to appear for presentation.

After a year that has seen the decimation of Teesside's steel industry the installation's immediate environs have certainly proved a welcome oasis amid considerable local gloom.

So today, with no deal in place that will begin to see an immediate reduction in greenhouse gas emissions, I say we should all wallow in gloom and play a good round of the blame game.

It would send an immediate signal that Beijing is confident about China's economic strength despite growing global gloom and that it is committed to a longer term goal of curbing its reliance on exports.

The research, which involved questioning 20,325 people in 25 countries including all the G8 economies, has underlined the extent of economic gloom, with only a handful of oil-rich countries still optimistic about the immediate future.