Sentence examples for appalling records from inspiring English sources

"Many of the firms have atrocious, appalling records on diversity," said Michele Landis Dauber, a law professor at Stanford and the adviser for the project, called Building a Better Legal Profession.

The motivations of states like Egypt, Pakistan and Saudi Arabia — countries with appalling records on religious freedom and broader human rights — are unquestionably hypocritical and have more to do with their desire to score points with unhappy domestic populations and religious extremists than the desire to foster religious tolerance.

The choice of Hadid's practice for such a project might raise eyebrows, given her track record of working for regimes with appalling records of human rights abuses, from the Heydar Aliyev centre in Azerbaijan, for which residents were forcibly evicted, to the World Cup stadium in Qatar, where in July, labourers were found to be paid less than £5 a day.

BP has an appalling record of environmental degradation.

"People didn't expect him to have such an appalling record," she says.

Moreover China has an appalling record of suppressing religious freedom, including that of Muslims.

It is an appalling record, and Sports Direct would be torn apart if it did anything comparable.

"But this is the government that helped create this appalling record in the first place.

Its current president and its army have an appalling record in Chechnya.

The Academy has an appalling record of bestowing prizes and nominations on movies of an astonishing mediocrity.

Libya is not a signatory to the 1951 United Nations Refugee Convention, and its appalling record of migrant abuse is well known.