Sentence examples for an appalling result from inspiring English sources

"Texts will cost £3, standard network charges will also apply, ask billpayer's permission … " This is an appalling result for Labour, not least since disaffected Labour voters – those who stayed at home as much as those who put a cross against BNP – are the chief cause of Nick Griffin's modest success (he actually lost votes in the north-west).

"Not in half a century has an Opposition come back from such an appalling result to win a majority at the next general election.

This appalling result notwithstanding, their recent form was not that bad.

"Mum, you could have put some make-up on," sighed my daughter when she saw the appalling result.

The New Yorker, January 29 , 1972P. 28 The most appalling result of America's policies in Asia has been the destruction of Asian peoples & Asian culture, but the most ominous result has been the consistent undermining of our own ends and the destruction of ourselves.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, January 29 , 1972P. 28 The most appalling result of America's policies in Asia has been the destruction of Asian peoples & Asian culture, but the most ominous result has been the consistent undermining of our own ends and the destruction of ourselves.

The antiquated stockbroking sector - where asset diversification means buying four UK bank stocks rather than one - has little to offer but a commission-skewed process delivering appalling results.

"The least smudginess in the printing of them might easily veil important divergences... with appalling results," Faulds wrote in a book that year.

UKIP now has 13 seats, one ahead of Labour, and well behind the opposition Conservatives, who picked up 24 seats with nearly 29% of the vote.The appalling results for Labour came after a week in which Gordon Brown, the prime minister, had to fight off calls for his resignation, including from members of his own cabinet.

What is clear, though, is that an incomplete resection in the presence ofN2 disease has appalling results.

The influx of westerners into Islamic State ranks – which includes a German former-rapper called Deso Dogg who has tried his hand at nasheeds with appalling results – is unlikely to lead to a demand for more modern songs, says al-Tamimi.