Sentence examples for a sad state for from inspiring English sources

ESPN's Kirk Herbstreit called the inclusion of Northern Illinois in the Bowl Championship Series a "sad state for college football".

Facebook and Instagram's video editing features have been in a sad state for a long time.

"And perhaps some of the other senior players will have to move on as well because of financial restrictions, which is a sad state for the club.

That is, archeology lacks a theory of the historical behavior of point types distributed across time, a sad state for so abundant and diverse a class and roughly comparable to a physics that lacks a theory of the atom.

"The fact that Northern Illinois is in the BCS in 2012 is really a sad state for college football and where we are with the current system," Herbstreit said on ESPN, causing some of the celebrating Huskies players to throw oranges at the television screen.

The board has been shown for what it is – not up to running a rugby league club, a sad state of affairs for a team wrapped up in so much history.

And after depending for decades on public money, Hokkaido has few competitive firms capable of exploiting the export-led recovery that has buoyed other parts of Japan over the past couple of years.Falling even further behind is a sad state of affairs for a region that was once considered Japan's rugged frontier.

Isn't it a sad state of affairs for New York Roman Catholics when, in light of the extraordinary embarrassment associated with the recent priest scandals, and while there is a dearth of new priests, Cardinal Egan has actually advocated the removal of one of the most active and inspiring priests in the metropolitan area?

You also can't play PS3 games on the PS4, a sad state of affairs for many who don't want to spend $60 updating their collections.

It is a sad state of affairs for a club and its supporters who should instead be enjoying life in the Premier League.

Sadly, however, I think this taste of paradise will make the average watch-lover desire a B&R even more, a sad state of affairs for someone who is trying to avoid spending $5 grand or more on a stinking watch.