Sentence examples for lamentable condition of from inspiring English sources
(The lamentable condition of the speechwriter's shoes is one of the running gags in the book).
Here Mr Schwarzenegger stands on the side of the angels against the public-sector unions; indeed, his reforms should be tougher.For instance, given the lamentable condition of the state's schools, is it really so heinous to support an initiative to force teachers to work for five years, not two, before they become virtually unsackable?
In a question to the House of Commons in 1950 the Member of Parliament for Rossendale, Mr. Anthony Greenwood, highlighted the lamentable condition of the Irwell and one of its main tributaries, the River Roch: Today I am afraid that fish in most of those rivers are virtually extinct.
While such lamentable conditions are seen in a number of countries, there are other countries (or states within countries) that, as has already been discussed, demonstrate the rewards of having a functioning universal public healthcare system – with better health achievements and also larger development of human capabilities.
It's a lamentable rate of failure.
Next, he discussed the lamentable quality of digital music.
One cause of this was Labour's lamentable stewardship of Scotland's new government.
New York's lamentable record of corruption makes this a sensible precaution.
It was far from the most lamentable moment of my life.
And there were lamentable cases of self-destruction, as with the pathbreaking alto saxophonist Charlie Parker.
Last month she infuriated Latvia's judges with an attack on the lamentable state of justice.
