Sentence examples for pitiful number of from inspiring English sources
The UK has accepted a pitiful number of UN refugees.
Japan's prime minister, Shinzo Abe, has a radical plan to boost the economy: increase the pitiful number of women in leadership positions.
Allergic to Everything 9pm, Channel 4 People in Britain have more allergies than in any other country in Europe, and we also have a pitiful number of specialists trained to deal with allergic children - eight compared with Germany's 500.
Rights group Amnesty International has criticised the world's richest nations for taking in a "pitiful" number of Syria's most vulnerable refugees.
I assure you that the pitiful number of hands that went up had nothing to do with worries about underarm stains.
We who have fought the project for over 6 years are certain that what we'll get on the once thriving blocks of Prospect Heights will be a money losing arena, acres of blighting parking lots and a pitiful number of "affordable" housing over decades.
Due to the pitiful numbers of support helicopters and Apaches needed to escort them, every day troops on the ground are forced to expend an enormous amount of hours and manpower just standing still.
What a pitiful bit of kismet.
These are pitiful numbers, but others did even worse.
The number of female executives is still pitiful.
He believes the Rooney Rule, the idea of an extremely rich white American, could swell the number of black managers in English football beyond the pitiful level now represented by Paul Ince of Notts County and Chris Powell of Charlton Athletic.
