abysmally

Two things can be very much alike and yet abysmally different.

Health facilities in the years 1975 to 1978 were abysmally poor.

The quality of instruction in public schools was abysmally low.

Funding for these plans is an abysmally low 13.2 percent, the study said.

And, of course, the abysmally low fees should be increased.

They started out the season abysmally, winning just nine of their first 31 games.

We grated it open, then went through into the abysmally dark space beyond.

Help is also needed in raising medical salaries, which are abysmally low.

Some attempt at cleaning had been made, then, but an abysmally poor job.

Wales had a chance to win, France were playing abysmally.

When they reached the edge of the slide it was abysmally dark.

I thought the liberal democrats failed abysmally at that the last election.

"You have an abysmally inadequate knowledge of your own history.

"There are abysmally few examples of good developments along the coast."

American television is produced so abysmally that she was reduced to watching baseball.

She's been through so much and I've failed her so abysmally.

It's easy to create a big performance delta when you're starting from something abysmally slow.

You do not, however, mention the abysmally low salary offered to these candidates.

Anyone who makes such a suggestion is considered abysmally ignorant or worse.

After all, current demand for whale meat in Japan is abysmally low.

Yes, income for the elderly has risen, but from an abysmally low base.

There seems no doubt but that they must have been abysmally stupid creatures.

An abysmally low proportion of the population purchases books more than once or twice a year.

"The return on equity of Brazilian companies is so abysmally low that steps might be taken" to increase them.

And in this democratization we've necessarily lowered our standards abysmally.