After losing dismally, 82-75, in Phoenix on Nov. 27, they earned a split in the season series again.
To lose dismally at home to Newport Gwent Dragons and then turn over the league's second-placed team within a few days suggests a side with a split personality and the former Ireland outside-half is desperate to instil more consistency.
Poor Mr F, one feels; what a dismally lost soul.
If it were to disappear, politics could become more contentious again.Labour in America would have lost out to capital even more dismally except for soaring pay among a small group of high earners, according to a study in 2013 by Michael Elsby, of the University of Edinburgh, Bart Hobijn, of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, and Aysegul Sahin, of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.
"Lost in La Mancha" winds down quietly and dismally, as the plug is yanked on Gilliam's movie.
There are many reasons why the stockmarket is performing so dismally, but one is that investors have lost confidence in the political and monetary authorities.
For example, he recounts the 1984 re-election campaign, when his father performed dismally as he floundered through his responses and was lost for words in his first debate with his opponent, Walter F. Mondale.
Symptomatic of a long-term trend of eroding job security, with companies reluctant to hire full-time positions, temping has absorbed many people who lost regular jobs as well as younger workers who are finding their post-school job options dismally narrow.
They were mercurial in the last World Cup too, but dismally so and the potential was there for a repeat this past few weeks when they lost to England by 48 runs and seemed destined once more for an early exit.
