Sentence examples for from a pitiful degree of from inspiring English sources

Such people are perverse, menacing, immoral, amoral and are arguably suffering from a pitiful degree of racial hatred.

Chelsea did – and at times to a pitiful degree.

When Novartis began business, a pitiful 7% of sales came from drugs on the market five years or less, compared with 25% or more for its top rivals.

The UK has accepted a pitiful number of UN refugees.

The booklet is a pitiful reminder of how little political leaders have done to protect citizens from the nation's raging gun culture.

Construction lights illuminated a pitiful scene of alpaca carnage.

But it was a pitiful kind of schadenfreude.

It's a pitiful aspect of the food industry that there's a pay hierarchy.

The Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU), a sister company to The Economist, put India a pitiful 75th of 82 countries in its most recent global ranking of economies by infrastructure, assessing everything from broadband use to road density to electricity production.

3.34pm: There are a pitiful handful of spectators watching this game - all of whom seem to be middle-aged women from the home counties.

Corporate tax receipts have been in sharp decline for 40 years and now represent a pitiful  1.8 per cent of GDP.