Sentence examples for woefully damaged from inspiring English sources

Even if it manages to hold together, however, the League will emerge from the affair with its credibility woefully damaged.

And conditions for workers are getting more dangerous, which means that fixing up the cooling systems and hooking up vital measuring instruments takes longer.The plant is so woefully damaged that TEPCO officials cannot say when the crisis will be over.

That Brown's negotiating team (including two certain chaps called Ed) was woefully underprepared, arrogant even, in its meetings with the Lib-Dem counterparts, and that Mandelson made another rare (if another catastrophically damaging) error of judgment there.

I was woefully ignorant about the damage being done to so many lives by coercive control, for example.

He called the financial terms of the draft order, which calls for the city to pay another $950,000 to finance environmental projects like stocking the Lower Esopus with fish, "woefully inadequate" for the damage that is being done to stream banks, public beaches and properties from the muddy releases.

Events since have proved their hubris was woefully misplaced, causing huge and lasting damage to the country.

As it happens, the FOMC did not understand the trouble that was brewing, and to the extent that it did it failed woefully to act the mitigate the potential damage.

In an e-mail to Diane Moulton, Scott's executive staff director, and Melinda Miguel, his chief inspector general, she called it "woefully inadequate," adding, "I do not accept this as part of the remedy to the damage done by Capt.

The Senate Republicans have been adamantly opposed to the House bill, and instead approved a woefully inadequate measure last year that does not contain the right to hold health plans liable for damages caused by wrongful denial of care.

FOUR: Woefully misjudged hubris.

They're woefully misguided.