Sentence examples for appalling scope from inspiring English sources
The only unqualified heroes in the book are the NSA whistleblower Edward Snowden, who in leaks to outlets including the Guardian revealed the appalling scope of government surveillance, and the lawyers of the American Civil Liberties Union, who filed more cases challenging the anti-terrorist policies of both administrations than anyone else.
But similar approaches are being applied to private debts as well, and at an appalling scope.
There is also scope for appalling conflicts of interest: but for a last-minute amendment, the current bill would have allowed firms to write sentencing reports that recommended sending convicts on courses they themselves offered.
Given the scope of the disaster and BP's appalling record, industry should be grateful that it is being allowed to proceed at all.
"Appalling," says Ed Crane, the head of the libertarian Cato Institute which campaigns for small government.This rise in the scope and cost of government seems to contradict the idea that American exceptionalism is increasing on Mr Bush's watch.
It's appalling — appalling.
