Sentence examples for disgraceful state from inspiring English sources

To correct this disgraceful state of affairs, the authors offer the results of their own "empirical tests".

Critics of President Barack Obama's Herculean efforts to cure the disgraceful state of healthcare in the US have had much fun mugging Britain's NHS.

But Mr Jenkins failed to expose the primary culprit presiding over this disgraceful state of affairs, in terms of arts funding: Arts Council England.

At bottom is the disgraceful state of education and literacy (or lack of it) in a country that has a great hunger for learning.It is not hard to understand why.

It amazes me that when people read in the paper that the BBC is in a disgraceful state and the licence fee should be scrapped they don't realise that the newspaper stands to gain.

But there is a point here, and one raised by some of the more thoughtful contributions: yes, the explosion in food banks is a disgraceful state of affairs, but apart from just blaming each other, what are we going to do about it?

Are these the graves they slumber in?" But a still more inhuman, disgraceful, and scandalous state of things remains to be presented.

Heller's novel about a failed writer offers an unlikable protagonist, vivid writing and a comic depiction of our most disgraceful inner states.

In a mixed review, conservative magazine National Review labeled Woodward's leaking of the government's eavesdropping program "disgraceful" and stated that it "would be helpful for the United States to be in a position to know, and to do so without having the fact publicly advertised".

If parliament rises to the occasion, perhaps some good may have come from what is otherwise a disgraceful episode of state harassment of independent journalism and free citizens.

Think about it: Was the passage of the 19th Amendment "disgraceful" because many state laws still prohibited the use of contraception?