Sentence examples for appalling development from inspiring English sources

Despite this appalling development, Jeb Bush said yesterday that he doesn't support reauthorizing the VRA, suggesting that there's no longer a need for it.

She has criticised Mr Gandhi over what she calls "an appalling lack of development in the city".

The Georgia pardon and parole board's refusal to grant him clemency is appalling in light of developments after his conviction: reports about police misconduct, the recantation of testimony by a string of eyewitnesses and reports from other witnesses that another person had confessed to the crime.

Nick Dearden, the director of campaign group Global Justice Now, said: "From a luxury housing and shopping complex in Kenya, to gated communities in El Salvador, the CDC has an appalling record of funding developments in the global south that make a mockery of any notion of aid money going to help vulnerable communities that lack access to basic resources.

His rule "stands for an important, though also appalling, turning point in the development of modern Europe," the museum said.

Honda had such an appalling season in 2008 that development instead went into the 2009 car, which became a Brawn when Honda pulled the plug on F1 last December.

And, just as importantly, why is this appalling and historic set of developments not front-page news in every newspaper in the land?

She said: "The BBC's coverage of the issue of unpaid internships is routinely appalling - they minimise and trivialise every development that happens, it's infuriating".

And this development was one that Jackson found appalling.

Because the developments of the year before Dallas, though appalling, were no great surprise to most of us.

Built on the site of a drab office block called Bowater House, the development became a symbol of a supercharged market, appealing or appalling according to your bank balance and concern for society.