Sentence examples for appalling information from inspiring English sources

Mr. Sikov presents this appalling information almost cheerfully.

Levi Bellfield has criticised Surrey Police for releasing "appalling information" about the murder of Milly Dowler.

"It is with deep regret that Surrey Police can release such appalling information so publically with no thought to the victims' families, and my family who are innocent parties caught in the crossfire".

She also provides appalling information about its human cost: At each cauldron in the boiling-house there was a man, with a large skimmer upon a long pole, constantly stirring the sugar, and throwing it from one cauldron to another.

This all- too-common fallback position is surely of significance for the appalling lack of information in the public domain concerning the incidence of what is undoubtedly a more widespread and unrecognised tragedy.

"It's appalling that this information was never acted upon or passed on to farmers at the time," said Teresa Layton, whose husband David, a sheep farmer on the Welsh border, was diagnosed with multiple sclerosis in 1993 and later confirmed as having suffered OP poisoning.

The failure to protect this information is appalling.

It found appalling failures to collect information and act on it.

Labor senator Doug Cameron said it was appalling most of the information about the riot was coming from New Zealand rather than the Australian government.

"In the many years of our medical, professional and leadership roles at the University, we view the nature of this assault as highly unusual and appalling based on the information we have received".

He described the scale of the illegal accessing of personal information as "an appalling situation", but said it would have been impractical for his predecessor, to pursue action against every journalist featured in the report, given that there were more than 17,000 invoices or purchase orders.