Sentence examples for appalling result from inspiring English sources

This appalling result notwithstanding, their recent form was not that bad.

"Mum, you could have put some make-up on," sighed my daughter when she saw the appalling result.

"Texts will cost £3, standard network charges will also apply, ask billpayer's permission … " This is an appalling result for Labour, not least since disaffected Labour voters – those who stayed at home as much as those who put a cross against BNP – are the chief cause of Nick Griffin's modest success (he actually lost votes in the north-west).

The New Yorker, January 29 , 1972P. 28 The most appalling result of America's policies in Asia has been the destruction of Asian peoples & Asian culture, but the most ominous result has been the consistent undermining of our own ends and the destruction of ourselves.

By Jonathan Schell The New Yorker, January 29 , 1972P. 28 The most appalling result of America's policies in Asia has been the destruction of Asian peoples & Asian culture, but the most ominous result has been the consistent undermining of our own ends and the destruction of ourselves.

"Not in half a century has an Opposition come back from such an appalling result to win a majority at the next general election.

Then they saw the appalling results.

"He let appalling results and Stephen Ireland win it instead".

The federal minister for education Simon Birmingham says that "he is embarrassed" at the "appalling results".

The trafficking business, meanwhile, has been taken on by Mexican "cartels", with appalling results in Mexico.

The producers seem to become more desperate every year, trying to make the show better, sometimes with appalling results.