Sentence examples for most woefully from inspiring English sources

Venture capitalists spend their days reading business plans — most woefully lacking.

While Mrs. Khatun is the most woefully stricken in her family, others have the same nodules on their palms and heels and dark spots on much of their skin.

While both political parties seem to agree that Congress should spend several hundred billion dollars on infrastructure, their spending plans ignore one of the most woefully out-of-date pieces of American infrastructure.

If you haven't heard of ToutApp before, a little background: the startup is attempting to address one of the most woefully overlooked pain points nearly everyone deals with today: email overload.

In English language cinema, however, chess films are few and far between and, for the most part, woefully underwhelming.

In a survey experiment, my Princeton colleague Alan Blinder and I found that most people woefully underestimated the size of the federal deficit, although a majority considered it a serious problem.

In fact, most fall woefully short of getting any kind of interest from any of my models.

Because of their short lifespan, campaigns are for the most part woefully weak in securing their data against cyber attacks.

That's not all: The same neoconservative agenda that set the stage for this recession has left most Americans woefully unprepared to deal with it.

Yet most Thais are woefully unprepared.

If they spent any time thinking about it and researching it, they'd realize that most teachers are woefully underpaid for what they do.