Sentence examples for dreadful state of from inspiring English sources

It's a shambles, a dreadful state of affairs.

The dreadful state of the Italian economy has been underlined by the latest official figures.

"Missing is a dreadful state of mind: so many have lived for years without knowing".

THE biggest single blot on Britain's educational record is the dreadful state of secondary schools in inner London.

Neither the Democrats nor the Republicans have a viable strategy for reversing this dreadful state of affairs.

Given the dreadful state of relations between London and the Kremlin, though, wouldn't Russians be wary of buying anything British?

To the extent that it was a mess, it was a mess like that left behind by the coalition government at the end of the second world war, when the public finances were in a dreadful state following six years of conflict.

When I saw him a couple of years later, he was in a dreadful state.

Indians of all stripes choose corporate hospitals over dreadful state alternatives but have little recourse when things go wrong.

British architecture is in a "dreadful" state, with dispiriting and badly designed developments blighting the country, according to two judges of the UK's leading architectural award.

America's children outside the womb are in a dreadful state.