Sentence examples for woefully failed from inspiring English sources

Yet Labour's Treasury team has woefully failed to challenge Osborne's flawed economic strategy.

Brazil has a history of major economic schemes that woefully failed.

His administration has woefully failed to defeat an insurgency by Boko Haram, an Islamist extremist group that has tormented Nigeria's north-east over the past few years.

And it's going to have to have a proper industrial strategy, starting to rebalance the economy in the way that the coalition has so woefully failed to do.

Leaving aside such disincentives as pervasive corruption, maddening bureaucracy and organised crime, there is the question whether the government's plans for the labour market will do enough to stimulate the growth Italy has so woefully failed to generate.

But what Saunders woefully failed to address was the possibility of a trial on the facts alone, so that the victims would at least have their allegations tested in a court of law.

Even the government's plans to eventually give councils £1.5bn for social care via the so-called Better Care Fund woefully fail to meet the scale of a mounting problem.

Five a day is the government's rather patronising version of that – and woefully fails to emphasise how important it is that most of those plants are freshly cooked in their whole, natural form (or better still, eaten raw).

The strategy of the immediate past administration – if ever there was a strategy – failed woefully.

The scheme was woefully underfunded and failed to pay out anything.

Thirlwall told Jones and Bradburn: "You failed woefully to protect him from the very obvious dangers you exposed him to.