Sentence examples for is very dismal from inspiring English sources

Melanoma incidence is increasing in Europe as well as in the USA and the prognosis of metastatic disease is very dismal with a median survival of 6 9 months and a 10-year survival of less than 10% (Bhatia et al, 2009).

But he is the underdog who makes good, or at least is very far from the dismal failure that is anticipated on every hand.

T-ALL carrying t(8 14) is very rare in adults and confers a dismal outlook.

And there is something very dismal about knowing how the sausage at these events gets made — that the performers occasionally flub their lines and have to reshoot the jokes for a second or third time, to what, we must assume, is ever depreciating laughter from the audience.

"It's dismal, very dismal".

"It's quiet, very dismal, lonely, sad and depressing," Ms. Gee said.

Civil-military relations in Pakistan are very poor and constitute, since independence, a dismal history of chronic interventions and failures.

And I was very surprised to learn how rapidly GlobalLogic was growing despite the dismal economy.

While they are very similar in basic design, they were extremely different in practice: one being a huge success, the other a dismal failure.

There are many good women who are serving on the local level; on school boards, city governments, county boards and in various state bodies; but there is still a very dismal representation of women on the federal level.

When you come down to it, the period we're in right now is going to make a very dismal picture along 1985.