It is deplorable but hardly news that gays have been discriminated against, in jobs, in housing, even in personal relationships.
President Álvaro Uribe condemned the misconduct, which didn't involve the army chief, as "deplorable".Relatives waited for news of the fate of 65 coal miners trapped underground after a gas explosion in the Mexican state of Coahuila.Migration watchThe new strain of bird flu from Asia spread right across Europe.
The current deplorable state of mainstream news is more, if I may venture a guess, due to a continued financial investment in an obsolete ratings and advertising structure than any real decay of principle.
Instead of seeking to shift attention to other subjects, like Clinton's policy initiatives, her campaign appears keen to keep the focus on Trump's links to extremist and conspiratorial groups, even if that also helps keep the "basket of deplorables" story in the news.
Robert Soulas, whose daughter and son-in-law died in the crash, said he found the recent volley of news media reports "deplorable".
Disease accounted for a disproportionate number of the approximately 250,000 casualties lost by each side, and, when news of the deplorable conditions at the front reached the British public, nurse Mary Seacole petitioned the War Office for passage to Crimea.
After much bemoaning of the news industry's deplorable state, the Koppels set off for Ireland, for a luxe biking trip organized by Michael Eisner, chairman of Disney, which owns ABC.
In the months before Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain launched, widespread news reports alleged deplorable working conditions at Konami, the massive veteran Japanese corporation that has long published the Metal Gear games – and employed their auteur, Hideo Kojima.
"As the mother of three young children, with a successful law career and the second highest rated show in cable news, it's especially deplorable for her to be repeatedly abused just for doing her job," it added.
Instead, it came from the 1976 movie, Network, and it was uttered by noted actor Peter Finch, a news anchor lamenting the deplorable state of his industry at the time.
