Sentence examples for appalling enough from inspiring English sources

The basic facts of the Flint water crisis are appalling enough on their own.

This is appalling enough, but then Wampach comes out and does much the same thing, after which he shows us his resulting emerald-green tongue.

At the time, the rioting, arson, rape, looting and murder that erupted in Gujarat, a western Indian state, at the end of February appeared appalling enough.

I'm not referring to the event itself – though the live pictures of the towers collapsing was appalling enough – but rather the documentary footage of the falling man, the screams that echoed out of the dustclouds as they consumed the streets.

As if that was not appalling enough, Mr. McConnell admitted that "there are handful of things in the 2,700-page 2,700-pagere bill "thealthe probably are OK".

If that wasn't appalling enough, Peters and New Zealand First held the country for ransom, repeatedly delaying the announcement of their decision for several weeks as they extracted more and more concessions from suitors.

But if predators and appalling weather were not enough to worry about, the birds now face something rather more menacing: a giant iceberg with the ominous name BI5A.

It is an appalling job, universally loathed, almost enough to put you off eggs for a while.

As a company, it does everything that the proposal recommends, and yet this wasn't enough to prevent appalling exploitation in its supply chain.

Before you accuse me of being an appalling father (I do quite enough of that myself, thanks very much), new research by the charity Action For Children finds that a staggering one in four parents struggles to control their children's screen use.

"At a time when the world is paying so much attention to Iran's nuclear programme, we are concerned that individual governments and the wider international community are not making enough of the appalling human rights situation inside the country," said an Amnesty spokeswoman, Sarah Green.