ตัวอย่าง pitiably

• The net increase over the past 17 years is pitiably small.

• It has been done, but on a pitiably small scale.

• The number promoted from one rank to the other is pitiably small.

• We all know that our housing results are pitiably low.

• Accommodation was erected there for some 18,000 men, and now it is a pitiably derelict concern.

• I have explained that local authorities naturally see difficulty at the moment in making contributions and that the sums they are contributing are pitiably small.

• Those who argue against free collective bargaining were not very vociferous in the 1920s and 1930s when central wage bargaining kept wages pitiably low.

• These proposals are pitiably mean at the present time.

• Men then ask, so pitiably, what can be done about their oppression, about the denial to them of human rights.

• We know that the number of supporting social workers in the community is pitiably inadequate.

• Our efforts at road development have been pitiably small.

• It seems pitiably small when set against the need to train many dozens of rehabilitation workers a year.

• We believe that our proposals for the funding of higher education will increase the pitiably low percentage of young people from lower income families who currently enter higher education.

• I fear it is pitiably small.

• It is still pitiably low.