Sentence examples for appalling reputation from inspiring English sources

"I am well aware of the Uzbek president's appalling reputation in the field of human rights as well as the environment.

Sting said in his statement that he was "well aware of the Uzbek president's appalling reputation in the field of human rights as well as the environment".

"I am well aware of the Uzbek President's appalling reputation in the field of human rights as well as the environment," confessed Sting (real name Gordon) at the time.

Its appalling reputation for human rights abuses has been reinforced by the cases of the free-thinking blogger, Raif Badawi, sentenced to be flogged, and the Palestinian poet Ashraf Fayadh, who is facing death for the crime of "apostasy".

And given India's appalling reputation for imposing arbitrary taxes on companies, it is encouraging that the government has not appealed against a recent court judgment to do with tax in favour of big multinationals.Another crucial area is to push forward plans for a national goods-and-services tax (GST).

"If I can help the church to help people to move on with their lives, if I can help build bridges with victims – the church has got an appalling reputation on this – but if I can help change this, then I will be doing something positive".

I do think it is remarkable, though, that this industry has such an appalling bad reputation.

The cost to his reputation is appalling.

Likewise, Americans should be thoroughly ashamed that Bud Light is the national tipple, when its reputation for appalling beer is now wholly outdated.

Well, Campbell Brown could have actually won his own award given his escapades punching team-mates in the face and having his playing contract torn up, but it's tough to go past the decision of St Kilda players to ignore their dangerous reputation for appalling behavior and hire dwarf Blake Johnston as entertainment for their 'Mad Monday' festivities.

"If they do not speak out about the appalling conditions, then their reputations will be tarnished around the world".