Sentence examples for a deplorable situation from inspiring English sources
"It's a deplorable situation but this has been coming," said Jonathan Strange, who resigned as chairman of the London Supporters Club after other members voted to boycott home games this season.
His spokesperson continued: "While attending Shock Pop Comicon in Ft. Lauderdale, FL, Nicholas was placed into a deplorable situation involving his professional arrangements and chose to react in an adverse manner.
Until the city makes the very best possible restitution of what right now is a deplorable situation, we may be impressed, even awed, by what is said to be progress.
In a report last year on what they called "a deplorable situation," Chief Administrative Judge Jonathan Lippman and Juanita Bing Newton, the deputy chief administrative judge, said a lawyer with average overhead costs would actually lose $9.75 an hour on out-of-court work.
In addition, the independent comptroller general whom Chavez forces ousted in December delivered an annual report last week that said the current government is no less corrupt than previous administrations and pointed to "a deplorable situation" in a military-run civic assistance program that is one of Mr. Chavez's favorites.
Martin Kimber praised the courage of the victims for taking part in an investigation, and helping to ensure that such a "deplorable situation" would not happen again.
"The mother had advanced Alzheimer's and was in a very, very deplorable situation in the house," according to Susan Tolchin, communications director for the Westchester county executive, Andrew J. Spano.
That is, by any standard, an extraordinary and deplorable situation.
"But unless people see a way out of this deplorable situation there will be an explosion.
This deplorable situation is a direct result of Ireland's antiquated abortion law – specifically the Eighth Amendment to the constitution, introduced in 1983, which guarantees that the life of the mother and that of the unborn foetus are considered equal.
This deplorable situation is a direct result of Ireland's antiquated abortion law specifically the Eighth Amendment of the Constitution, introduced in 1983, which guarantees that the life of the mother and that of the unborn fetus are considered equal.
