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At the end of the day the Umma team took a long drive through a vast shanty town on the fringes of Omdurman itself, damningly known as the “ black belt” to the lighter- skinned Arabs of Khartoum.
一日将尽的时候，乌玛成员远远地驱车穿越了就位于恩图曼本身外围处的一个贫民区，即喀土穆的浅皮肤的阿拉伯人所谓的该死的“黑暗地带”。 ecocn
More damningly, they are the only two innovative tech outfits in the FTSE index of leading shares.
更糟糕的是，他们是仅有的两家登上英国富时指数绩优股名单的创新技术企业。 blog.sina.com.cn
Most damningly, she said bluntly that there was an “over- reliance on fragmentary intelligence” to justify the war.
最应受谴责的是，伊莉莎毫不遮掩的表示，美国在为伊战狡辩时“过分相信支离破碎的情报信息”。 ecocn
Most damningly, 47% of southerners thought public spending under Labour had been largely wasted.
最令人沮丧的是，47%的南方人认为工党治下的公共开支属于铺张浪费。 ecocn
This dilettantism was once summed up damningly by Michael Porter, of Harvard Business School: “ These companies don't have strategies, they do deals.”
这种涉猎众多行业的商业模式曾经被哈佛商学院的 Michael Porter认定为是完全错误的：“这些公司没有策略，他们只是做生意。” ecocn
Damningly, in many combinations of age and subject, the more help children got, the less well they did.
更为严重的是，如果把年龄和学科联系起来，很多组合都表明孩子们得到的帮助越多，功课就越差。 ecocn |