Sentence examples similar to abysmal decision from inspiring English sources

Attendance was abysmal.

I'll remember the match more than anything for the astonishingly abysmal decision-making of English-born official Daniel Bennett, who got pretty much everything wrong all game.

Parking was abysmal.

Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell just opened up another wound in our country's abysmal racist history with his decision to name April Confederate History Month in Virginia -- and to do so without mentioning slavery as the cause of the Civil War -- or even at all.

Despite the innovative technology, Giza and Vella's business decisions were unwaveringly abysmal.

In 2003, while Brown was serving as mayor of Oakland, he had publicly repented about the determinate-sentencing decision, calling it an "abysmal failure" and describing California's prisons as "postgraduate schools of crime".

Several strategic decisions contributed to Myriad's abysmal corporate image.

For example, a Saskatchewan trained, late-career physician said of her decision to leave Quebec: "… the health care system in Quebec then, and still now, is abysmal.

Delays, cancellations and generally abysmal service on the part of the monopoly private operator, Conferry, were cited by the government as the reasons for its decision, announced on September 26th, to nationalise the company.

That's abysmal.

They've been abysmal.