| Elrich's claim to fame, The Population Bomb, sold over two million copies and, in time, proved to be risibly inaccurate. |
| United's football board was given the keys to the castle over the summer but their decisions already appear risibly bad. |
| After this week's budget, who's nasty now? Even with Alistair Darling's risibly optimistic assumptions, this budget was the most depressing in a generation. |
| Quaero, a Franco-German attempted rival to Google, failed risibly. |
| In public, Labour maintains the fiction it's going all-out to win in Kent when risibly the towel was thrown in before the campaign started. |
| Far from being risibly old-fashioned or nostalgic, the idea of knitting a tea cosy has enormous appeal for a whole generation of young women, as well as older ones. |
