Sentence examples for make for depressing from inspiring English sources

Smith acknowledges some of the headlines about lack of voting among the young make for "depressing" reading but urges everyone not to see an inevitable decline.

Art-world statistics, in particular, still make for depressing reading.

The pay gap between male and female employees is discernible and can make for depressing reading.

Grant writing is time-consuming and tedious, and the success rates can make for depressing reading.

Seeing every world development through the small-minded what-does-it-mean-for-us approach can make for depressing reading.

Lower buy-to-let mortgage rates, and higher rents, will help make the maths stack up for would-be landlords but will, of course, make for depressing reading for tenants.

Majority of the vehicles make use of some phenolic button for depressing the switch plunger and ensuring that the brake lights are kept off.

What can make the seizures depressing for the military is the fact that many of vehicles taken from criminals are newer, faster and better equipped than the troop carriers the army uses.

Soaring health costs depress wages below where they would otherwise be, and make for a sicker, more disgruntled workforce and poor labour relations.What, then, to do?

Maybe that'll make the event depressing.

It would make me depressed.