Sentence examples for it's criminally from inspiring English sources

There's not a lot to Grow Home, really, and it's criminally short, but while you're in its grasp you'll be thinking of nothing else.

And as far as Disney films go, it's criminally underrated.

"I think it's criminally unfair to sanction jobseekers for not using such a clumsily built website, rife with spammers … identity thieves and anonymous job ads".

The real problem with the display however, is that it's criminally underused.

Much of it's small-scale subsistence looting; some of it's criminally industrial.

It was criminally negligent.

It was criminally indicted in July on charges that it permitted a "systematic" insider trading scheme to unfold from 1999 to 2010.

It is criminally naïve, given the billions spent on intelligence, that Blair and W. muffed the postwar planning because they never perceived what Blair now acknowledges as "the true threat": outside interference by Al Qaeda and Iran.

The track operator admitted it was criminally guilty under the Safety at Work Act for faulty points on the tracks, the responsibility for which it inherited from its predecessor, the privatised company Railtrack.

It was criminally stupid for the Justice Department to write a memo that went to the President and then the Department of Defence, saying that methods that you or I or anybody we know would consider torture were legal.

With hundreds of millions of hungry people worldwide, it is criminally wasteful to grow crops to feed animals raised for meat rather than growing food for people – especially when you consider that it takes 4.5 pounds of grain to make just 1 pound of chicken meat.