Sentence examples for miserable prospect from inspiring English sources

In most ways, this was a miserable prospect, but in one small way, Sandy's storm clouds had a silver lining.

She cleaned office buildings when jobs were available and stared at the miserable prospect of welfare when they weren't.

E-mail address GO SIGN UP Share Tweet In most ways, this was a miserable prospect, but in one small way, Sandy's storm clouds had a silver lining.

It's a miserable prospect - except, of course, for any borough leaders who are quite happy to see their less affluent residents go elsewhere.

It is a miserable prospect.

Even the demographic squeeze that alcoholism, poverty and the miserable prospects for the future have imposed since the end of the Soviet Union seems to be easing slightly.

With these miserable prospects, what is the upside of entrepreneurship that outweighs one's reason and accountability?

The real problems are the absence of a credible plan to deal with errant countries (as the Germans have recognised), the structural imbalances between Germany and the less competitive southern members and, most of all, the miserable growth prospects for those poorer, weaker southerners, made worse by their fiscal retrenchment.

You might be miserable at that prospect, but lose yourself in the Oh family and you'll realise you're pretty well-off.

But Mr. Fields doesn't forget how miserable Ford's prospects were when he became president of the Americas division in 2005, or the tens of thousands of jobs he had to cut to get its United States operations back on track.

That prospect awakens miserable memories.