Sentence examples for lamentable news from inspiring English sources
Silvio Berlusconi's announcement last week that he plans to run for a fourth term as prime minister is lamentable news for Italian politics and its economic reforms.
Silvio Berlusconi's announcement last week that he plans to run for a fourth term as prime minister is lamentable news for Italian politics.
That's old, if lamentable, news.
Faces criticism over the BBC's coverage of the Diamond Jubilee Pageant, which is described as "mind-numbingly tedious" by BBC presenter Stephen Fry, and "lamentable" by former BBC news executive Kevin Marsh.
Surveying the lamentable state of cable news, it's easy to see what's wrong with the media milieu though it's far from clear what kind of new model al-Jazeera might want to pursue.
On 3 September 1666 the London Gazette just found room to add one paragraph of breaking news: a "sudden lamentable fire" was blazing in London, having broken out in the small hours of Sunday morning.
Rabinowitz's statements were widely ridiculed and would simply be lamentable if not for recurring recent news items like this one, in which 8 pedestrians and bystanders were injured by a car that jumped the curb in the East Village, possibly as a result of drunken drag-racing.
"We have a recession, and while that's lamentable, it makes the inflation numbers old news".
New York's lamentable record of corruption makes this a sensible precaution.
One cause of this was Labour's lamentable stewardship of Scotland's new government.
