Sentences with phrase «grim reports»

That collapse followed similarly grim reports from other legacy providers.

The news is filled with grim reports about these substances.

Although the US is on the upswing from the recession, the United States Department of Labor's Labor Force Statistics from the Current Populations Survey still gives a pretty grim report on the state of employment for millennials.

Amnesty International researchers catalogued the horrors in a number of grim reports in recent... [more]

Amnesty International researchers catalogued the horrors in a number of grim reports in recent months.

Perhaps Crane's grim reports on patriotism and bloodshed do not easily relate to the rest of the painting, and perhaps graffiti can comes off as something of an exotic find, but they do add to the sense of the canvas as battlefield.

Then, go read this grim report at the Washington Monthly....

The grim report confirmed that three individuals were infected in the southern Nigerian city — meaning the outbreak had spread beyond Lagos and the country has now had 21 cases.

Last year, NAS released a grim report on the future of cellulosic biofuels, finding that producers are unlikely to achieve the goals of the renewable fuel standard, which mandates that the country produce 16 billion gallons of fuel from agricultural waste, grasses and other plant sources that don't come from food crops.

He had gotten ill at the end of December 1993 and was in and out of the hospital until May 25, he had exploratory surgery and got the grim reports I reported above.

Then again, the title might be a reference to a world tilting into moral and political chaos, as signaled here by various TV news stations piping in grim reports of violence abroad: another mass shooting in the U.S., a fresh atrocity perpetrated by the Islamic State.

This morning, the U.S. Conference of Mayors (USCM) unveiled a grim report detailing how spiraling losses from the residential foreclosure crisis will rattle the nation's largest metro areas.