bleakness

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• Chris Beyrer, professor of epidemiology at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health, said the inauguration could come at a particularly bleak moment in the pandemic.

• They’ll end 2020 facing some of the nation’s bleakest employment prospects and the most volatile job market ever for recent college graduates.

• Restaurants have constructed table barriers between parties — sometimes for both indoor and outdoor operations — that can create a bleak illusion of closed-off safety, in spite of the virus’s potential for airborne transmission.

• They have recognized that as bleak as the coronavirus is, it has presented an opportunity to gain an advantage that might last for years.

• Even as stimulus talks continue on Capitol Hill the odds of passing another economic aid package are looking bleaker by the day.

• One act chronicles the bleakness of living under Capitol rule in Panem.

• The beauty of this image and the bleakness of its meaning hang suspended in perfect balance.

• What is it about bleakness and tedium that are so attractive, other than the fact that most people instinctively recoil from it?

• Outside, on the bleakness of the avenue where the president lives, Washington looked anything but normal.

• I want to sit on its benches again in spite of their treacherous bleakness, in spite of the drabness.

• Through this passage Cuni hopped, and passed from the bleakness of the white fields into an enchanted palace.

• The view of this scene was impressive from its , the dunes of sand being more at the mercy of the winds.