Sentence examples for are disgracefully from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, EU member states like Luxembourg and the Netherlands (another popular tax haven) are, disgracefully, more than willing participants.

Most universities are disgracefully old-fashioned and introverted, run by self-interested bureaucracies, mediocre to their roots.

Our own factory farms are disgracefully unhealthy, and not only for the poor pigs, hens and other animals confined to them.

President Bush is pushing for sanctions, but European countries like France are disgracefully cool to the idea -- and China is downright hostile, playing the same supportive role for the Darfur genocide that it did for the Khmer Rouge genocide.

He may be welcoming John McCain to Colombia this week, but it is Barack Obama who is ahead in the opinion polls and the Democrats control Congress (where they are disgracefully blocking a trade agreement with Colombia mainly because of their distaste for Mr Uribe).

"The tiny sums being spent in some areas of the country are disgracefully low, particularly in light of sharply rising need," said Luciana Berger, the MP and former shadow mental health minister who is now the president of the Labour campaign for mental health.

Teaching is disgracefully undervalued by business schools.

It was shortly before Connolly was disgracefully shot.

The first is that American antipoverty efforts have been disgracefully inadequate.

Instead, the process unfolding is disgracefully unfair and roiling dangerous sectarian tensions.

Still, a huge majority agreed that the tenor of online discussion is disgracefully low.