Sentence examples for deplorable decision from inspiring English sources
Yet there is still a minority that not only refuses to accommodate others who look, think, and act differently than they do, but also makes the deplorable decision to act upon their prejudice.
"Preventable deaths are a reality in the camps, and that is a direct result of deplorable decisions made by Naypyidaw.
At the time, President Felipe Calderón called the decision "deplorable" and comparable to the building of the Berlin Wall.
David Rivkin, a US lawyer and former counsel to the White House, told the BBC's World at One programme the decision was "deplorable" and would go down "really badly" in the US.
Courtenay Griffiths QC, who defended Jacobs, said the police investigation and decision to put Jacobs on trial was deplorable.
"Congressman Flake's decision to run this false ad is deplorable and shows how desperate he is," Ms. Tameron said, in a statement.
"The decision made by Congress and the US government is deplorable," he said.
[2] I think it is agreed by all (sane) parties that, given the present deplorable state of the world, we can ill afford to entrust decisions concerning the future of this nation to persons so evidently unsuited to the task.
Unsurprisingly, what this book on the environment is really about is politics, and the deplorable tendency of political leaders, as Mr Gore says of others, "to base important decisions on the perception of their impact on the next election or even on the next public opinion polls".
But the decision of those lawyers, the law firm of King & Spalding, to abandon their clients is deplorable.
