Sentence examples for less dismal from inspiring English sources

Even Europe's prospects are less dismal.

And, by every indication, 2015 has been no less dismal.

Treatment programs have success rates that are only comparatively less dismal than doing nothing.

The upshot is that competition among economics textbooks makes learning the dismal science a bit less dismal.

Newcastle, meanwhile, are left to regret a scoreline only slightly less dismal than their 7-0 walloping by Adelaide last season.

Though the new statistics were a bit less dismal than many economists had forecast, they did nothing to relieve gloom about Japan's prospects.

But Friday's less-dismal-than-expected jobs numbers, coupled with Wednesday's less-dismal-than-expected economic data, left him the wiggle room he needs to keep the word out of his lexicon.

Brimelow cast the current wave of American immigrants in dismal terms: less skilled, less European, less assimilated, less law-abiding and less Republican than the previous newcomers.

And so to Love's Kitchen (2011, 20/20, 15), a limp lettuce British rom-com which made headlines last month by taking a paltry £121 in total over its opening weekend in UK cinemas – that's £84 less than the dismal Danny Dyer stinker Pimp.

In Europe and Asia the numbers are even more dismal; less than 10percentt of board members in Europe, on average, are women.

Performance on these measures was dismal; less than 1% of available data was reported.