Sentence examples for the terrible state from inspiring English sources

It has started to raise interest rates despite the terrible state of many European economies.

Of course, the country is in nothing like the terrible state it was in then.

This is about humanity and the terrible state of the human psyche, not about conservation or anything".

But car manufacturers alone are not to blame for the terrible state of air in much of Europe.

Mr. Shevelove, following Aristophanes, for the most part had used the story to lament the terrible state of the theater; Mr. Lane wanted to focus on the terrible state of the state.

Drone strikes have continued, albeit at a reduced pace, despite the terrible state of relations between the two countries.

The extreme deficits of the last few years are largely a consequence of the terrible state of the economy and the actions needed to stem the downturn.

3 The perceived terrible state of British teeth is also perpetuated in contemporary literature.

The Scottish SPCA said the deer was in "a terrible state, the bite marks were awful and you could see the muscle had been ripped off her back legs".

They finally landed at Stansted at 2.01am on February 7. Already the cabin was in a terrible state; the toilets were full and the air conditioning was doing little to cleanse the fetid air.

But it did eventually and just in time to support the political narrative Osborne has carefully pieced together during his period at the Treasury: Labour profligacy had left the economy in a terrible state; Conservative prudence was repairing the damage; Labour had learned nothing and would resort to its bad old ways if re-elected.