Sentence examples for it's woeful from inspiring English sources

"If you look at the level of health economics expertise in the minister's department it's woeful," Doggett says.

72 min: Corner to Manchester City but it's woeful.

"It's woeful," Holly M. Leicht, executive director of the advocacy group New Yorkers for Parks, said of the pruning budget.

It's woeful to see a club like Newcastle suffering like they are".

The impact of introducing a sentence like this should have been predictable but the planning and preparation for it was woeful.

It is woeful that in the land of Shakespeare and Newton some 26 million adults have literacy and numeracy skills below the equivalent of a good GCSE - the minimum level deemed necessary by the Department for Skills and Education to participate fully in the modern economy.

It was woeful.

Not because of the writer, but because the conceit sounds as if it could be woeful: yet another lengthy fossicking around our country by a journalist to find out who we are and how we got here, this time under the spurious excuse of necessity in the year of the Jubilee and Olympics.

Britain's record is woeful: it ranks 25th of 27 OECD countries in the proportion of 15-19-year-olds 15-19-year-olds 15-19-year-olds 15-19-year-olds

Religious education - whose prime purpose is indeed to teach faith - varies over a whole spectrum, and some of it, no doubt, is woeful.

Children's services are woeful.How did it come to this? Hackney has always been a troubled borough.