Sentence examples for lamentably poor from inspiring English sources
And where there is such lamentably poor memory, it is easier for the state's selective memory to survive unquestioned.
Flood-hit communities The government has been heavily criticised for the lamentably poor funding of flood defences, which have been blamed for the flood crisis over the winter.
What would impel Britain to help Saudi Arabia onto an important UN human rights body when it is plain to all that Saudi Arabia's human rights record is lamentably poor?
The websites of many of Britain's music magazines remained lamentably poor well into the 2010s and dedicated UK music sites such as The Quietus have largely concentrated on content over design.
However, management of risk is lamentably poor - even by diabetologists and nephrologists [ 75].
It's just that their damndest was lamentably short of the mark.
Generally, essential supporting services and supplies were lamentably inadequate.
Short answer: lamentably.
Lamentably, classical serological tests show inadequate sensitivity or specificity to detect contact with C. pseudotuberculosis [ 1], making disease detection difficult.
Public administration is lamentably backward.As the political system fails to reflect Poles' exasperation with their poor quality of life, many are voting with their feet.
