Sentence examples for Makes for shocking reading from inspiring English sources

This year has seen the worst carnage yet: a list of terrorist attacks so far makes for shocking reading, with fatal incidents happening almost daily.

The sordid revelations of the "Crystal Methodist" Rev Paul Flowers, former chairman of the Co-op Bank, makes for shocking reading, and he is rightly being condemned for his actions.

But the chicanery and backstabbing which accompanied his removal as a Labour candidate in 2010 make for shocking reading.

Even so, when the final settlement was signed on April 28th, the breadth of evidence against the banks, and the language used to describe what they got up to, made for shocking reading.

Statistics about post-release deaths make for shocking reading: heroin is responsible for 8% of deaths in the 15-44 age range; the risk of a drugs-related death is 7.5 times higher for prisoners in the first two weeks after release.

Nine months after Forbes revealed details of a cross-industry U.K. initiative to collect more data on diversity in venture capital, today its first results make for shocking reading.

Nine months after Forbes revealed details of a cross-industry initiative to collect more data on diversity in venture capital across the U.K., today the first results make for shocking reading.

The book reveals how much food gets chucked away right across the food supply system, and it makes for pretty shocking reading.

The findings made for pretty shocking reading, highlighting the systematic abuse by mahout (elephant tamers) upon their elephants in the name of tourism.

Their report on the chicanery surrounding the Sochi project, "Winter Olympics in the Sub-Tropics," first published on May 30 and since updated, makes for a shocking read.

If like me you thought they were a way of formalising what everyone already knew, then this chapter makes shocking reading and gives the book a new urgency.