Sentence examples for and let down by a from inspiring English sources

It described the current system as weak and marred by significant gaps, and let down by a lack of resourcing.

"It provides a stark reminder of what happens to people with a terminal illness when they are failed by staff without adequate training and let down by a system that struggles to provide effective support outside normal working hours".

A jury put him behind bars, she charges, because he was framed by dishonest cops and let down by an inept defense attorney.

A seven-year ordeal, which has left Lily Allen "a changed person", feeling isolated from friends and family and let down by the police, this month saw a man convicted of harassment and breaking into the singer's London flat when she was at home with her friend and two young children.

"Anne-Marie was treated appallingly and let down by the army," said Hardy, reading a brief, handwritten statement to reporters outside the coroners court.

Finding himself cold-shouldered by the community and let down by family, he is drawn into a network of violence also involving his buddy Arthur Jamie Hectorr, Marlo from The Wire) and a mysterious figure known as The Broker (Peter Mullan).

"I felt used and let down by him.

But there is also the danger of losing fairness and balance and leaving good people doing difficult jobs bruised and battered and feeling let down by a trusted colleague.

"You don't want to be that movie, that sequel that everyone feels let down by". And there's a lot of pressure to get it right, he said, because of its cult favorite status.

An awesome attack was time and again let down by a woeful defence.

A pretty dress with a lumpen jacket thrown over the top; pert shorts-and-a-shirt let down by a droopy cardigan… The advantage of a long waistcoat is that it retains a sense of ceremony, which can be missing from most summery outer layers.