Sentence examples for which is dismal from inspiring English sources

"As long as conditions are what they are, which is dismal, it won't be the community it's envisioned to be," said Peter Steinbrueck, a City Council member who fought Amazon's height limits before leaving office in December.

Maybe with him gone we can actually pay attention to the current state of MacWorld, which is dismal at best.

This summer's consistent, merciful weather -- which was dismal for corn and tomatoes -- was ideal for blueberries.

"We're waiting to see how confident they are about their holiday offerings, whether it's better than the fall merchandise, which was dismal," said David Katz, the chief investment officer at Matrix Asset Advisors Inc., which holds Gap shares.

"You have a circumstance which is obviously dismal and extremely disappointing, and you put your heart and soul into it; it's a heavy burden.

But there are actually plenty of other issues dogging the company, not the least of which is the dismal advertising market.

This lowers their percentage to roughly 62percentt each, which is pretty dismal.

I hear her first in a refreshingly quiet side street round the corner from Checkpoint Charlie, which is a fairly dismal miasma of tourists clustering for selfies round two American guards, dressed in full cold war regalia, saluting to order in front of a pile of sandbags.

If you're a serious desktop widget connoisseur and are stuck using something like Vista (which is a fairly dismal range of widgets) Amnesty Hypercube could well be for you.

Furthermore, miRNAs are involved in the metastatic cascade, which is the most dismal feature of tumor biology with respect to patient prognosis.

At least a third of the patients with early-stage melanoma will develop metastases, for which the prognosis is dismal.