Sentence examples for a scandalous attack from inspiring English sources
The Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams has described the plan to scrap the HRA as a "scandalous attack" on the 1998 peace agreement.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France used a cabinet meeting in Paris on Wednesday to condemn "the scandalous attack" on the British mission, according to French officials, and France's budget minister, Valérie Pécresse, said the 27-nation European Union should consider an embargo on Iran's oil or a freeze of its central bank holdings in Europe.
He should not lower himself or his party by making scandalous attacks without checking his facts and setting the record straight.
John Bercow, the shadow Chief Secretary to the Treasury, attacked a "scandalous" trail of waste, theft and fraud that had cost the taxpayer £1.2bn since Labour came to power.
What makes a scandal scandalous?
Several newsmagazines presented stories of a scandalous, sexual, or otherwise spectacular nature, and media critics attacked such shows for their tabloidlike approach to presenting news stories and accused them of playing a major role in the degrading of American journalism.
David Cameron has attacked a children's colouring book about "Mr and Mrs MEP" as a "scandalous waste" of EU money.
Nevertheless, a scandalous affair ensued.
It is a scandalous unfairness.
This is a scandalous revelation.
