Gloomier

When I asked whether whistleblowing has made government or corporate America any more honest, however, Ellsberg waxes gloomier.

Dr Romer said: 'Psychologically, because of the shorter and gloomier days of winter in the U.S., we tend to associate them with suicide.

In the face of ever-gloomier climate change predictions and realities, a sense of humor helps.

Gloomier outlooks say the outbreak might last until mid-May or later.

However, we would not overweight the stock due to its gloomier growth outlook.

Ann Pettifor, director of Prime Economics, takes a gloomier view.

We’re shunted from our little festive cocoons where all is calm, all is bright, and mince pies are a perfectly acceptable breakfast food, to a more businesslike world where the sudden absence of twinkly lights makes everything feel that bit gloomier.

But, it prepares you psychologically for what follows, which is gloomier, harsher and more frightening than season one.

Meteorologist Elín Björk Jónasdóttir says there has not been a gloomier June in 100 years, and that there is no one explanation for this.