Sentence examples for will be dismal from inspiring English sources

If that's the case, how can they argue that Yankees should compensate Jeter for his past performance when his future production will be dismal compared with his compensation, and the Yankees paid him handsomely in the past for his performance?

And with polls suggesting that turnout in the election will be dismal, the main beneficiary of the cynicism the president is engendering may be Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a messianic populist who has twice almost won the presidency.

Plenty of new evidence surfaced on Tuesday that this year's spring home-buying season will be dismal, with one report showing that prices fell 14.1percentt in March from a year earlier and another that new-home sales are down 42percentt over the last year.

Investors know that this quarter will be dismal, Thornton says.

But then, he adds, 2010 will be dismal again.

However, former Celtic defender Cha Du-Ri claimed the SPL will be dismal without Old Firm derbies.

"I know it'll be dismal," she said.

Also, never forget that online dating will always be dismal.

There will be a dismal wee flower arrangement on the plate as well because the chef wants you to think he's an artist.

The picture is just as grim at suburban malls and city boutiques, where traffic is disappearing as retailers brace for what many predict will be a dismal holiday shopping season.

Responding to a question about the holiday shopping season, which many retailers predict will be a dismal one, the president-elect said, "What we don't want to do is get caught up in a spiral, where people pull back from the economy, businesses then pull back, jobs are reduced, and we get into a downward spiral".