Sentence examples for profoundly poor from inspiring English sources

Profoundly poor judgment?

There is more to it than just being a victim of circumstance and Gartside has to take a significant portion of the blame when the decision-making on his watch has been so profoundly poor.

They are profoundly poor now.

Her parents were devoutly Catholic and profoundly poor, so her early Christmas celebrations entailed little out of the ordinary besides extra Masses.

The profoundly poor and politically unstable nation sees anywhere from 140 to 300 tons of cocaine pass through its borders every year, fueling epic levels of violence and graft.

A landlocked country about the size of Texas but with a population density equivalent to Utah or Nevada, South Sudan is a sparsely settled, highly rural, and profoundly poor tropical developing nation.

The conservative lobbying group the Heartland Institute, one of the most outspoken critics of emissions cuts, even dispatched representatives to Rome to criticize the Vatican conference and said cutting fossil fuel use would be "profoundly anti-poor and anti-life".

The industry-backed Heartland Institute, one of the most prominent voices against cutting emissions, said in April that cutting fossil fuel use would be "profoundly anti-poor and anti-life".

Episodes that flash quickly across the American consciousness reverberate profoundly through these poor and undeveloped nations.

In January, the men received the results of neuro-psychological tests confirming that they are "profoundly affected by poor memory and concentration".

"We are in a very fallow period," Josipovici said, calling the contemporary English novel "profoundly disappointing – a poor relation of its ground-breaking modernist forebears".