Sentence examples for it has utterly from inspiring English sources

Its real problem is that for decades now it has utterly failed in its central function, the whole purpose of its existence, namely to hold the government strictly and effectively to account.

For a small-state party that once acknowledged, with its "nudge" unit, the reflexive resistance to heavy-handed paternalism, these incursions into Gwyneth Paltrow territory by politicians whose contacts with civilians are of the strictly anthropological variety are one of the clearest signs yet that it has utterly lost its way.

After fifty years and literally trillions spent on drug enforcement, more people use drugs than ever before, and drugs are cheaper and more available than ever so it has utterly failed on its own terms.

Doing its own thing is something Nintendo has always understood, and why it has utterly dominated the handheld gaming sector.

But it has utterly changed the politics of the issue.

Now it has utterly transformed the stroke doctors' approach to neuro-rehabilitation.

It healed Japan after it had utterly destroyed it, protected the world from communism.

It had utterly failed to grasp the seriousness of the situation.

Especially embarrassing, Cisco took another $2 billion in inventory writeoffs because, omniscience aside, it had utterly miscalculated market demand.

That's why the Government of India's abrupt U-turn on a package it brokered has utterly confounded the world.

And let's face it, NASA has utterly failed in any of these areas since Apollo.