Sentence examples for lamentable level from inspiring English sources

The prosecutor's burbling was fairly typical of the lamentable level of discussion at an inquiry into the March attacks, which killed 191 people.As everyone accepts, any such probe was bound to be political.

Pakistan's exports to India reached $500m this year though a record, that is a lamentable level between such big neighbours.Beyond that, Mr Sharif might dare to think of root-and-branch ways to modernise the economy, as he did in his first, liberalising rule at the start of the 1990s.

It is a "lamentable" story.

It was a "wretched business" and a "lamentable" story, he said.

Some labor experts said that the corruption in the union, while lamentable, did not approach levels seen decades ago in three unions that were controlled or influenced by organized crime: the Teamsters, the International Longshoremen's Association and the Laborers International Union off North America.

But the story of missed opportunities is lamentable and the degree of execution risk formidable.

"On an ethical level, it is lamentable," he said.

There are many things Dieter Helm's book, The Carbon Crunch: How We're Getting Climate Change Wrong - and How to Fix it, does well, such as articulating the urgency and scale of climate change the challenge and the lamentable lack of action at an international level.

In Malaysia, there has been a long and lamentable legal battle over the issue, as Muslims with high-level official support lobby to prevent Christians from addressing Allah.

While coursework is being phased out in GCSEs and A-levels, for reasons having to do with the lamentable shortage, in many homes, of parents qualified to write 3,000 words on Macbeth, personal statements continue to make parental competence, finances and cultural capital a factor in applications to universities whose graduates will dominate the professions.

As "one of the reasons for the lamentable record in malaria control in 1942 and early 1943 was the absence of medical authority at the level of the theatre commander's headquarters", Fairley suggested that there be a body responsible for co-ordinating the activities of all allied forces in the South West Pacific Area.