Sentence examples for will be bleak from inspiring English sources

It does, admittedly, look as if 2017 will be bleak.

But if Merkel misses the this window of opportunity, Europe's economic prospects will be bleak.

If our country fails to resolve this dispute, our economic future will be bleak.

In both Europe and the Middle Eastern homeland of Christendom, 2013 will be bleak for the mainstream churches that have carried the Christian message for centuries.

Demonstrations that attracted hundreds here last week have swelled into gatherings of thousands of people who have grown more agitated as they realize that their future under the terms of the bailout will be bleak.

If Israel-Palestine stays stuck, if Syria descends into prolonged sectarian hell and if Iran gets the bomb or gets bombed, the outlook for both the Middle East and for the United States (for the two remain yoked together) will be bleak.

What she also needs to know is that whenever she'll be bleak, I'll transcend into the ether and go beyond the deepest galaxies to find the brightest sparkling stars and bring those to her, even if it takes me a lifetime.

But all of the news will not be bleak.

Until member states take action to oblige the Secretariat to conform its actions and private statements to its prudent public pronouncements, the fate of UN whistleblowers will continue to be bleak.

Now we know: The jobs situation is bleak, and it will continue to be bleak until we face up to the fact that we need more stimulus spending -- lots more -- and we have to relieve millions of homeowners from their indentured servitude to Wall Street so that they can help restore the economy, too.

Once those are gone, the outlook from these flats will be completely, bleak — or blank.