Sentence examples for is particularly dreadful from inspiring English sources

Given average annual growth is around 3.1%, the 0.3% growth is particularly dreadful given that it would annualise to just 1.2%.

Although this is applicable to teachers of any discipline, "it is particularly dreadful for science teachers, because they are the group that most frequently hasn't had any student teaching," Ingersoll says.

There have been no end of spin-offs from Stoker's creation: Son of Dracula and Bride of Dracula were particularly dreadful, and here we find Draft of Dracula - a cancelled episode which may have been the novel's original opening chapter, in which a lone traveller has a narrow escape with a hell-hound on a mountain passage shrouded in "misty vagueness".

Introduction: Hemoglobin (Hb) is a main determinant of tissue oxygen delivery, and anemia could be particularly dreadful in post-cardiac arrest (CA) brain injury.

Gissing's best known work, New Grub Street (1891), is a particularly dreadful book to anyone whose livelihood depends on their ability to produce a weekly quota of words.

"Domestic violence is a particularly dreadful form of abuse and I want us to constantly look at new ways of protecting victims and preventing tragic incidents from happening".

There are rarely good years, but 2014 has been a particularly dreadful one in the annals of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict.

This injury-riddled season, in which he went from starter to backup, has been particularly difficult and increasingly dreadful for Childs.

It was dreadful, absolutely dreadful.

Tsotsi has a certain surly charm, enough to command the allegiance of a small gang, and we're introduced to him on a particularly dreadful day.

These are dreadful numbers, particularly as they come after all the noise from lobbying groups such as the 30 Percent Club and the Government's own Lord Davies report which has warned it will introduce quotas if companies don't hire women to make up 25 per cent of their boards.