Sentence examples for a scandalous example from inspiring English sources
SC, Nottingham This is a scandalous example of corporate indifference.
Ian Chalmers, the guru of clinical trials, uses aprotinin as a scandalous example of ethical and clinical trial failure [ 5].
It was the prelude to a scandalous case of waste and corruption.
In the journal Nature Reviews Neuroscience, Prof David Nutt, of Imperial College London, said UN conventions on drugs acted as some of the most scandalous examples of scientific censorship in modern times.
It's one of the most scandalous examples of scientific censorship in modern times," said Nutt. "The ban on embryonic stem cell research by the Bush administration is the only possible contender, but that only affected the USA, not the whole world".
It would be a scandalous waste of taxpayers' money, for example, if health inequalities were seen as secondary because money was tight.
What makes a scandal scandalous?
The allegations added a scandalous new element to an already shocking case.
After his initial surprise, Frankie is supportive of the mixed couple -- maybe a little too supportive, as he proves when, inspired by their example, he disrupts a family dinner with a scandalous secret of his own.
Do not complain, be an example instead – you will become a popular leader, not a scandalous person.
