Sentence examples for lamentably low from inspiring English sources
Since then, Glover's assessment of our lamentably low tolerance for weirdness in music has been mostly disproved.
Surveying the field, he calculates the present advantages of race, religion, gender, generation, genre; the lamentably low aesthetic standards of the current cultural moment; and the charlatans who act as our literary gatekeepers.
'Because the only conclusion is such a depressing one - that the standard of public debate is so lamentably low; what's good or satisfying about that?' He was mildly depressed, too, at the predictability of reactions; for the debate often nosed towards a simple argument over censorship, or a discussion about the media.
As far as declarations of autonomy go, this is lamentably low-stakes.
The disbursement of foreign money to rebuild the south has been lamentably slow.
But it has been lamentably slow in actually applying this scheme.
And firms have been lamentably slow to build trade links with these fast-growing economies.
European economies have perked up recently, but the record is still of lamentably slow growth and high unemployment.
Former presidents of small, corrupt nations do not, lamentably, have many bad weeks.
Short answer: lamentably.
