But statistical studies of death rates before and after the invasion tell some of the grim reality.

The Grim Reaper noted

But growth prospects remain grim.

Things can certainly get grim.

Yet the economic outlook still looks grim.

The voices had a grim message for Fadil.

Today, it is held together by grim necessity.

The strategic implications for the region are equally grim.

Now. Otherwise, today s grim picture will only get worse.

Indeed, there are several grim indicators of this development.

We dread from our Lord a frowning grim Day .

There is some positive news, however grim the overall picture.

Truly , we fear from our Lord a woefully grim Day .

That is not a platitude it is a grim reality.

For independent observers, the ministry s grim forecast comes as no surprise.

But in times of slow economic growth, policymakers options are grim.

Verily we dread from our Lord a Day grim and distressful .

Not surprisingly, the atmosphere at this year s World Economic Forum was grim.

Consider the grim statistics recently released by the Supreme People s Procuratorate (SPP).

The sense in which I can be uplifting and inspiring I mean, there's always been a kind of a certain grim dimension to the way I try to uplift, so if grim inspiration if grim inspiration is not a contradiction in terms, that is, I'm afraid, the most you can hope for. OK, today that's if I succeed.

Indeed, the record of Internet companies in authoritarian countries is both consistent and grim.

In the absence of a radical international initiative, they face a very grim future.

Despite a grim environment, exports GDP ratios have increased significantly in all four economies.

In front of La Mutualité, the mood was grim at the announcement of results

Here at least may be one not so grim advantage to not being a democracy.

Japan s lost decades provide a grim lesson of the economic cost of neglecting such reform.

So grim has Japan s fiscal position become that bond issuance has exceeded tax revenue since 2009.

The EU, originally conceived as an instrument of solidarity, is today held together by grim necessity.

Consider, for example, Colombia s grim ranking as global leader in the number of victims injured by landmines.

Indeed, the economic and social situation in southern Europe is bound to remain grim for several years.

It is a grim but inescapable fact that our world lives under the shadow of global terrorism.

But to avoid that grim fate, it is imperative that Muslim Brotherhood members fundamental rights now be protected.

But renaming it a struggle or a strategic challenge has not changed the grim realities on the ground.

Writing several days after the law's adoption, MindNasty painted a grim picture of the efficacy of the ban

The Nigerian military is caught between two grim positions forceful attack and losing the girls or slow negotiations.

A more grim outlook is found in Ian Rankin's stories and the psychological horror comedy of Iain Banks.

Eliot drew heavily on the writing of Edward Grim, a clerk who was an eyewitness to the event.

And then you change the photograph he's shooting at, and it suddenly becomes rather grim and maybe less accessible. .

Politkovskaya s murder is a particularly grim augury when you consider that she was a powerful critic of Russia s President.

But, while Cameron should know from grim experience what is looming, it seems that he has abandoned rational considerations.

Seen against this background, the November release of the ministry s grim forecast for growth is both surprising and welcome.

The picture is especially grim for the UK, with the official interest rate at 0.5 and inflation at 3.3 .

But if Muhammad al Ghuneim does indeed become the new leader, the prospects for any peace at all look grim.

But, despite the grim parallel, Japan s government does not seem to think that it needs to take the problem seriously.

More importantly, the grim stability of the type displayed by Hosni Mubarak s Egypt is oftentimes insufficient for genuine financial development.