Sentence examples for still dreadful from inspiring English sources

The big surprise last year was how resilient consumers have been, despite the still dreadful housing market.

Testing of pregnant women in 2002 suggested that 8.75% of the surrounding district's inhabitants were infected with HIV―an Africanesque statistic.The situation is still dreadful: too many infected, little or no public healthcare, too many official lies about this very political virus.

The far-right German People's Union won nearly 13% in Saxony-Anhalt's state election in April; the ex-communist Party of Democratic Socialism enjoys support from about a fifth of the eastern electorate (see article).Faced with this confusing mix of the highly promising and the still dreadful, the mainstream (overwhelmingly western) parties are botching the eastern side of their election campaigns.

Moreover, since 2009, when the Zimbabwe currency was replaced by the American dollar, the economy, though still dreadful, has grown sharply (by 8% last year), inflation is under control (4% at last count) and schools and hospitals have been restocked with medicine and textbooks.

They still felt dreadful.

But it is still at dreadful levels, and it rose sharply again in 2005.

Meanwhile, in Russia, there is still a dreadful nostalgia for his rule.

Saturday In spite of my riches, I still feel dreadful and am walking with a limp.

They may still be dreadful, but without him they would be worse.

The US is still that dreadful place north of the border.

Dr Haigh confirmed that he considered odds of 1 in 6.5 million to be "still pretty dreadful".