Sentence examples for appalling standards from inspiring English sources
But there are still many small, illegal mines with appalling standards.
However, we must not forget that such appalling standards arerelatively rare within the health service.
The effort represents a strategic break from the familiar pattern of advocates' naming and shaming governments for appalling standards of care for their societies' most vulnerable citizens.
HCC chairman Sir Ian Kennedy said its report was "a shocking story … of appalling standards and chaotic systems for looking after patients.
"The resulting report is a shocking story. . . of appalling standards of care and chaotic systems for looking after patients," said Kennedy.
A separate, highly critical report by the Healthcare Commission in 2009 revealed a catalogue of failings at the trust and said "appalling standards" had put patients at risk.
On April 16th Margaret Hayward, a nurse, was struck off the register of recognised nurses by the Nursing and Midwifery Council (NMC) after she smuggled a camera into a Brighton hospital to expose on television the appalling standard of patient care on one of the wards.
Russians had plenty to complain about: a government so incompetent at collecting taxes that it could provide few services; a payments system so constipated that soldiers, miners, teachers and a host of other workers went without wages; appalling living standards even for those in work; ill-equipped hospitals, overcrowded prisons, pollution, early death.
Mr. Durbin grilled Attorney General Eric Holder on this appalling lapse in standards last November, and Mr. Holder acknowledged that the training materials contained "misinformation".
The ideas that have turned this election into such a farce are not just dangerous and appalling by the standards of American democracy and political traditions.
The current trend for treating bullying and mendacity as proofs of character represents not a "growing strength of national character," but an appalling lowering of standards.
