Sentence examples for appalling changes from inspiring English sources

I visited Russia this April, for the first time since I left, and, even though there were many new things that I was happy to see, there were still more appalling changes.

New York City Ballet Orchestra played particularly well under the baton of the Australian Ballet's music director and chief conductor, Nicolette Fraillon, but this version involves some appalling changes of tempo in the middle of individual sections.

I have received by Amos Rees, Esq. and Wiley E. Williams Esq., one of my aids [sic], information of the most appalling character, which changes the whole face of things, and places the Mormons in the attitude of an open and avowed defiance of the laws, and of having made open war upon the people of this state.

The deaths and injuries of thousands of garment workers in Bangladesh raise the question of how American and European consumers might assert their power to change appalling factory conditions half a world away.

His call for adaptation to climate change is appalling.

Leadership from health care administrators, medical staff and policy makers is needed to change this appalling practice.

"But a lack of consistency from the Government, and George Osborne's appalling leadership on climate change, are causing confusion in the business community".

And, of course, unemployment, rampant inflation and tough times economically all combine to produce a downside to change, including appalling hardships for many.

It's not just her failure to distinguish between creating a new character and mangling a beloved old one (Tread softly! You tread on my dreams!), but the triumphant tone over such an appalling and offensive racial change.

Fine explains that she was furious over "the business of Blair being so convinced that he was in the right and making this appalling decision that has changed all our lives and closed down our freedoms in this way - there has been an absolutely manifest shifting of tectonic plates beneath our feet about our liberties".

Any statement which emerges may not be all that ambitious, correspondents warn - and even then, it is far from certain that any agreement will change the appalling reality in Syria itself.