Sentence examples for catastrophically poor from inspiring English sources

Mora told me that the opinion was sophisticated but displayed "catastrophically poor legal reasoning".

The opposition party, meanwhile, accused the Senator of moral weakness and catastrophically poor judgment.

"It is evidence rather that Senator Bradley has made a catastrophically poor political and substantive policy judgment in designing a health-care proposal that is disintegrating in front of his eyes".

A near-unanimous show of support tells us that these pillars of the National Health Service are in a state of revolt, that their morale is catastrophically poor, and that they are extremely determined.

His decision to capitalise on his father's memory loss and push through a hit on the Albanians showed catastrophically poor judgment, and it will be difficult to have any sympathy should his actions have unpleasant consequences.

Such was the furore that Example found himself talking about the affair on the radio the next day, only stopping himself when he realised his rationale – how did a project with almost unlimited funds and the best possible contact book end up with such a catastrophically poor track?

"Like most birds that have suffered seemingly quite catastrophically in bad winters and poor springs, they can bounce back unless there are poor springs over the next three or four years, which could really seriously impact.

By Dorothy Wickenden June 29, 2017 Ryan Lizza joins Dorothy Wickenden to discuss what happened when it became clear that the Senate's health-care plan would rob millions of poor, elderly, young, and catastrophically sick Americans of medical insurance, and what the debacle portends for tax reform and the rest of the Republican domestic agenda.

A study on expenditure on maternal health care showed that the poor living in slums in the city of Mumbai spent catastrophically on care, which is assumed to occur when the health expenditure exceeds a proportion (usually 40%) of the total household income.

Sam Norman's new book, A Teen's Guide to Modern Manners, is a witty, hilarious, and completely delightful collection of poems featuring cautionary tales about teenagers whose poor choices, from leaving clothes on the floor to making a catastrophically rude comment about a girlfriend's hair, lead to comic disaster.

If a seller deemed to have poor credit pays back its loan on time or a seller with excellent credit catastrophically defaults, the algorithm clearly needs tweaking.