Sentence examples for woeful administration from inspiring English sources
Would that Chris Hill had been deployed to Iraq before this woeful administration blundered us into a tragic, debilitating, unnecessary war.
Mr. Bush's second term failed after his major miscalculation in trying to partially privatize Social Security and his administration's woeful response to the Hurricane Katrina disaster.
The West's hunt for an Iranian "moderate" has been a tragi-comic affair: remember the Reagan administration's woeful pursuit of that chimerical character in the mid-1980s?
Much like Ron Suskind wrote in 2011 in "Confidence Men: Wall Street, Washington, and the Education of a President," about Obama's woeful economic team, the administration's lack of boldness isn't any one adviser's doing, but rather a reflection of how Obama wields power — at least domestically.
She described the Church's initial response to allegations about Kendall House as "woeful" and inadequate" and said the administration of powerful drugs appeared to have an "experimental approach".
But the government's performance has been woeful.
The government's efforts have been woeful in comparison.
She added that government support for farmers was woeful.
Mr. Bradley assails the Bush administration for its deficit spending (fueled, he says, by irresponsible tax cuts), its woeful record on the environment and its mistrust of experts on everything from Iraq to economics.
