Sentence examples for many woeful from inspiring English sources

It was the latest of many woeful batting performances in recent years that has left coach Darren Lehmann, selectors and Cricket Australia boss James Sutherland under immense pressure.

Jordan Dias, a management consultant, tweeted that he was "very disappointed" with the adjustments, and predicted BA would "get an online kicking from many for woeful changes".

Attendance at baseball games is strong in many cities (although woeful in places like Tampa Bay), and good weather has brought crowds to music festivals like Ravinia near Chicago and Tanglewood in the Berkshires.

There are many reasons for the woeful state of Indian archives and libraries.

The attendance at many events has been woeful and the atmosphere embarrassingly nonexistent.

Given the size of the country – and the economy – investment has been woeful for many years.

Britons may be woeful at many things but we are brilliant cartographers.

The current Illinois Learning Standards, like the standards in most states, are regarded by many educators as both woeful and hilarious.

This was woeful, it disgusted many Afghans, and Mr Karzai is to blame.

Such an exercise in Europe, some analysts fear, could reveal the woeful nature of many European banks' balance sheets and kick off another round of the continent's sovereign debt crisis — which would be another worry, to say the least, for President Obama.

A few weeks ago Paul Carr and I had one of our many bitch sessions about the woeful state of the online travel industry– particularly as it pertains to hotels.