Sentence examples for deplorable for from inspiring English sources
"deplorable for" is a grammatically correct phrase that can be used in written English
It is commonly used to describe something or someone that is considered to be extremely bad, unacceptable, or unfortunate. It is often used to express disapproval or disappointment. Example: The conditions in the factory were deplorable for the workers, with long hours, low pay, and unsafe working conditions.
For most structures, however, the prevailing condition was deplorable for a host of reasons.
The loss of all these birds is deplorable for economic reasons as well as for less tangible ones.
For example, it's deplorable for the BBC whenever one of these issues comes up to go and ask what one of the green lobbyists thinks of it.
In Dhaka, most of them live in mammoth slums that while deplorable for their squalor are notable for being less squalid than others.
His actions were deplorable for anybody, but Kilpatrick was no Average Joe he was the mayor of Detroit.
The Sony hacks, for instance, almost certainly harmed the consumers and as such are deplorable acts — but Sony is more deplorable for its irresponsibility and tone-deaf response.
He wore a Meadows shirt and a pin reading "Deplorables for Trump".
Linda Hernandez, a middle-aged Hispanic woman wearing a "Deplorables for Trump" shirt, said: "I don't believe the polls.
After Hillary referred to Trump supporters as a "basket of deplorables" during her speech at a LGBTQ gala, the slogan "Deplorables for Trump" was printed on a T-shirt.
"If I was a woman and I was on a plane 20-plus years ago, and someone did that to me, I would have said something immediately," said Sandy Gallan, a Vermont teacher wearing a hand-lettered "Deplorables for Trump" shirt, referring to allegations made by Jessica Leeds.
Another controversy involved an NGO allegedly funded by the UAE in secret, the Global Network for Rights and Development, which published very favorable ratings for the UAE and deplorable marks for Qatar in a human rights index report published last year.
