Sentence examples for appalling chances from inspiring English sources

What can hopefuls do to improve their appalling chances of a job at Google? Try to compete in at least one Olympic Games.

But as light began to fade in the field behind Leader Price and the piles of blankets began to stir, the one certainty was that an appalling game of chance was to be played once more.

Now that technology has given India the chance to bin its appalling welfare record, Mr Singh should grab it.

"The performance of this government has been so appalling, we're in with a decent chance tonight," she said.

Merrill will not get a better chance in Japan: repeated scandals and appalling investment advice have tarnished domestic firms' image.

But Sunderland's defensive unit was appalling, their game intelligence non-existent when they had the chance to capitalise on Goodison's frustration.

He also says, rightly, that the life-chances of billions of people are constricted in an appalling and often avoidable way by poverty.

"This was an appalling brutal murder of a young innocent man who had no chance to defend himself," said AC Dick.

"I think all of us would feel utterly, utterly appalling if we had failed to take action when we had the chance".

Assuming you can get over China's appalling treatment of democracy protesters in Tibet, you're about to get the chance to win two tickets to the Olympics in Beijing this year just by adding a Facebook application.

Andy Cole, chief executive of premature baby charity Bliss, said, "It remains an appalling reality that babies and children in the UK still have a significantly greater chance of dying than those in Western Europe.