Sentence examples for appalling example of from inspiring English sources

With the appalling example of Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust still so fresh, such warnings cannot be easily ignored.

An appalling example of his tactics, which no one denies, was his treatment of Russell Devuyst, a trumpeter, during a rehearsal two years ago.

"Last night's heartless and indiscriminate attack in Netanya was an especially appalling example of this phenomenon," he said of suicide bombings in civilian areas.

Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond called the killing an "appalling example of the brutality of this organisation" and admitted that "significant numbers" of Britons are involved in "terrible crimes, probably in the commission of atrocities".

The most appalling example of this is Labadee in Haiti, where passengers are completely sealed off from the troubled country around them, and left to shop or sunbathe for the day in a resort owned by the cruise company.

The Times's Danny Hakim recently uncovered another appalling example of how a politically powerful group can order up laws in Albany, even skewing the estimates of how much it will cost taxpayers.

Successive parliamentary inquiries have revealed appalling examples of waste.

There have been appalling examples of schools that are letting parents and kids down.

A community is under siege: it is one of the most appalling examples of the persecution of religious minorities in Iran today.

In addition to these bits of news were his ongoing complaints about the appalling examples of human behavior he'd witnessed, including robbery, rape, and sexual exploitation.

It is an argument which to me suggests that only particularly appalling examples of sexual assault should distract us from the urgent national conversation about the country's ailing GDP.