Sentence examples for woeful because from inspiring English sources

Even when they tried to offer data, the speeds were woeful because almost all their wireless spectrum was clogged with voice traffic.

The agency's problems have been compounded by its woeful understaffing because the White House has been slow in forwarding nominations for the five commission posts.

That ought to improve China's woeful corporate governance, because only the best firms would attract investors.

The situation in the eurozone is worse, however, in part because the democratic deficit is so marked, in part because economic performance has been woeful and in part because there has been a dogged insistence on continuing with policies that have been both ineffective and unpopular.

AggieH commented: I try to distinguish between "difficult to read because this is a woeful book" and "difficult to read because I am a woeful reader".

No more excuses for a woeful lack of agility because some parts of the team are sticking to outdated visions, scripts and prejudices.

"We turned up 1hr before play was due to start but because of woeful crowd control at Hisense Arena, our night session match began with the court virtually empty and most of the crowd left outside.

Such toilsome efforts are of me required, Because of the woeful lack of parking In Leicestershire.

Because of a woeful performance in prime time by the N.B.A. games on Sunday night, NBC recorded the lowest rating the network has ever scored in prime time during a television season.

This is not just because of the woeful performance of the single-currency club since it started in 1999 in terms of living standards (which are now for example lower in Italy) but also because the prospects for the euro zone are so gloomy.

"I said at half time it can only get better because we were woeful.