Sentence examples for notably gloomy from inspiring English sources

On May 14th the Bank of England's quarterly Inflation Report painted a notably gloomy picture of the outlook over the next couple of years.

published its full World Economic Outlook report, which got plenty of attention for its notably gloomy forecast for the world economy in general, and for the global financial industry in particular.

In a notably gloomy briefing on August 11th, Lieutenant-General William Mayville, director of operations at the Joint Staff, was at pains to make clear that American power was not "somehow breaking the momentum of the threat" posed by IS.

Why shouldn't North Korea make a try [to open up] as Vietnam has?" Another item of interest this week: over at the Council on Foreign Relations' Asia Unbound blog, Evan Feigenbaum follows up on China's notably gloomy reaction to the news that it has passed Japan to become the world's second-largest economy.

Today the EU finds itself confronting similar issues, but in a notably gloomier mood.

The panel has become notably gloomier about the prospects for recovery.

This month our panellists have become notably gloomier about Japan's economic prospects; they halved their average prediction for GDP growth in 2001 to just 0.5%.

But responses varied hugely from area to area: Sunnis were notably gloomier on all scores.Everywhere, plainly, security is overwhelmingly people's biggest worry.

Gloomy, gloomy, gloomy guys!

In my experience Methodists are notably far less gloomy than many of their fellow citizens.Graham AndrewLondonSIR – I am relieved that the average number of staff fatalities for passive smoking in British pubs is only 49 a year.

Their range pulls customers in, their buying power keeps prices down.Not all retailers had a gloomy Christmas: Matalan and Austin Reed were already doing poorly, yet John Lewis and, notably, Next have been happy enough.