Sentence examples for an appalling prospect from inspiring English sources

That's an appalling prospect too.

It is an appalling prospect.

That is not just an appalling prospect for democracy, but also for fair competition in the media industry.

But a regulator whose very living depends on finding and punishing what it deems to be press misdemeanours would seem an appalling prospect.

The proliferation of WMD to irrational tyrants with demonstrable aggressive designs on neighbouring states, and a willingness to use such weapons, is an appalling prospect.

Determined that her son's promise should not be cut off if he is orphaned, Veronica proposes marriage to the kind but uneducated Alfred, an appalling prospect to Mannetjie, who is already the man's intellectual equal, if not superior.

He called it "an appalling scene".

This is a dangerous and appalling prospect, especially given the lack of public understanding within the country about what actually happened between 1966 and 1976.

Then there is the appalling prospect of a lifetime of discrimination which can simply wipe out their hopes and dreams.

Maestro, which begins next Tuesday, is the most appalling prospect of the three.

May warned: "If we delay we face the appalling prospect police operations will go dark, that trails will go cold, that terrorist plots will go undetected.