Sentence examples for more woefully from inspiring English sources

South America is even more woefully unrepresented.

If Gordon believes that, then he is more woefully out of touch and disconnected from our core supporters than I had thought".

Mr. Papademos said that those who argued that bankruptcy would be preferable to more austerity were "woefully mistaken".

At this stage, I'd identify myself less as a parent and more as a woefully underappreciated employee of Heritage Jnr Industries Incorporated.

The court order requires that ratio to go down to a slightly less egregious 137.5% within two years.Overcrowding has meant not only more violence but woefully inadequate health and mental care, with more deaths and suicides.

One is the failure to put a clear price on what the Scots should pay for gaining home rule (English taxpayers currently subsidise Scottish public expenditure); the other, the parliament's power to raise no more than a woefully inadequate 3p on the basic rate of income tax, a ceiling which will guarantee financial disputes with Whitehall.

Until we do, there will be more startups with woefully naive marketing plans that amount to little more than the eternally hopeful "word of mouth marketing".

But the works here seem woefully outdated, more tacky than visionary.

More importantly, preassessments which are woefully uncommon in undergraduate biology classrooms can also serve other important roles for instructors.

The slew of visits to Indonesia by foreign dignitaries attending the aid summit on January 6th has caused yet more logistical overload.Medical resources are woefully inadequate.

The other mooted measures are woefully familiar: licensing more casinos (even Chicago's mayor, Richard Daley, has warmed to the idea); securitising the expected proceeds from a tobacco settlement; and, most predictable of all, getting more money from Washington.