Sentence examples for disgracefully low from inspiring English sources

Still, a huge majority agreed that the tenor of online discussion is disgracefully low.

"We have some extraordinarily gifted people who are working for disgracefully low amounts of money," Ms. Dale said.

Her crime had been to circulate an article I had written about the disgracefully low conviction rate for rape in the UK.

Gordon Lishman, the director general of Age Concern England, said: "The basic state pension is disgracefully low and small annual increases are not good enough.

The minister in charge makes unmistakable references to the disgracefully low pay of local civil officials and the benefits his own children would enjoy if they could study abroad.

"The tiny sums being spent in some areas of the country are disgracefully low, particularly in light of sharply rising need," said Luciana Berger, the MP and former shadow mental health minister who is now the president of the Labour campaign for mental health.

It's disgracefully low-rent bas-cuisine, has no place in a decent restaurant, but it's shockingly moreish.

It has also helped tens of millions more taxpayers who had - disgracefully - subsidised low-paying employers through the benefits system for far too long.

The process was disgracefully slow.

That leaves the banks destined to please no one: the public will see the pay numbers as disgracefully large, employees as disappointingly low.

"Because I feel that people that I trusted let me down, I think that they behaved disgracefully," he said.