Sentence examples for its lamentable from inspiring English sources
Railtrack and the infrastructure The report's fiercest criticism was reserved for Railtrack, which it condemned for its "lamentable failure" in responding to recommendations of inquiries into two serious spads in the area, and its "institutional paralysis".
Add to that Afghanistan's lawlessness and ability to produce vast amounts of opium, not to mention Pakistan's wretched history of venal democrats and clumsy dictators, and its lamentable record on nuclear proliferation, and it is clear why what happens in those two places is of huge importance to the rest of the world.
Once in power, with the exception of the cabinet ministers who introduced the act, and successive human rights and health ministers who have since championed it, the government has been noted for its lamentable lack of promotion of the HRA, rather than its wholesale support.
And Italy has barely begun to reverse its lamentable record of falling productivity which, unless it changes, is putting it on course to become one of the poorest countries in Europe (see article).It is often assumed that Italy's biggest problems are the budget deficit and the public debt, which at close to 125% of GDP is among the largest in the world.
Can Europe end its lamentable habit of using a variety of costly subsidies to prop up unsustainable fishing fleets?
ITS turnaround playbook turned out to be every bit as disappointing as its lamentable PlayBook tablet computer.
So why pick apart its sometimes lamentable treatment of everyday cycling?
SLOW, MEASURED AND MILITARY-STYLE REFORMS 10. (C) In lieu of structural reforms, the GOC will continue to take small steps to increase domestic production and reduce imports, focusing on lifting agricultural production from its current lamentable state.
For Yale officials, the strike has been a public relations quagmire and has set back the university's efforts to repair its history of lamentable town-gown relations.
Although that guarantee is traditionally understood to prohibit intentional discrimination under existing laws, equal protection does not end there … to know the history of our nation is to understand its long and lamentable record of stymieing the right of racial minorities to participate in the political process".
It's lamentable how many defective products the U.S. education industry sends out of its $660 billion factory.
