Sentence examples for appalling costs from inspiring English sources
A tax on excess sugar coupled with the sort of health warnings we see on tobacco packets could make a big difference and help fund some of the appalling costs of treating the "diabesity" illnesses – $37.7bn a year in Australia.
Too many politicians — in Congress and elsewhere — prefer to blindly salute the Second Amendment rather than face the appalling costs of gun mayhem in communities like Aurora, where the toll so far — apart from the loss of life — is $17 million and counting for the needs of survivors, according to a conservative estimate in The Denver Post.
The main reason is that the government's apparent victory has come at an appalling cost.
Sudan's civil war smolders on at appalling cost, stubbornly resistant to peacemaking.
The problem here is as it always has been – the appalling cost of litigation in the High Court.
"Paradise Lost" is a timely reminder of the appalling cost of expansionist political ambitions; it tells a fascinating story with clarity and insight.
Backing new nuclear energy can only be done at appalling cost and at the expense of renewable energy – the last thing that Scotland needs if we are to fully harness our enormous renewables potential.
The MPs said: "Despite recent criminal cases laying bare the appalling cost paid by victims for past catastrophic multi-agency failures, we believe that there are still places in the UK where victims of child sexual exploitation are being failed by statutory agencies.
And, though it would also saddle the company with France's appalling employment costs, a desperate French government might load the factory with enough subsidies to overcome that.
These technological capabilities enable the sharing of performance and outcome intelligence among care professionals in their battle to mitigate the mortality and morbidity rates and the appalling social costs of TBIs.
And I saw the cost for America's erstwhile Vietnamese friends, and the appalling toll on Laos and Cambodia.
