Sentence examples for appalling cases from inspiring English sources

The scarcity of infant bodies led to some appalling cases.

Mrs May told MPs: "In recent years, we have seen appalling cases of organised and persistent child sex abuse.

Its report came in the wake of such appalling cases as that of Maria Stubbings and Christine Chambers.

In so many of the appalling cases that have turned the public mood against the press it seems to me there is a failing not only by the press but by the police and the legal establishment.

Saunders said: 'Finally the NHS is admitting liability in some appalling cases that have been dragging on for years, a process which causes added trauma to the families of victims.

The home secretary, Theresa May, said: "In recent years, we have seen appalling cases of organised and persistent child sex abuse which have exposed serious failings by public bodies and important institutions.

A typical, if especially appalling, case is "The Juniper Tree".

This appalling case shows why we need to ensure interns are always properly paid".

Think of the appalling case of Kalief Browder, the Bronx teenager who was profiled by my colleague Jennifer Gonnerman, in 2014.

A Prison Service spokesperson said: "This is an appalling case and our thoughts are with Josh Collinson's family and friends.

Luciana Berger, the shadow minister for mental health, said: "This appalling case highlights the serious inadequacy in how our criminal justice system treats vulnerable people with mental health problems.