Sentence examples for appalling wrongdoing from inspiring English sources
"There is no justification for this appalling wrongdoing.
How could President Obama serve justice, show mercy, and correct appalling wrongdoing by a government official -- all without the approval of Congress?
Surely this cost to taxpayers arose entirely from the appalling wrongdoings of the press, which Leveson 2 would contribute towards eradicating.
Then, in a dramatic announcement, James Murdoch, the chairman of News International, his father Rupert's British newspaper outfit, announced that, in fact, the paper would have no future it all: its issue of July 10th, he said, would be its last.It was a bold bid to regain the initiative after a week of appalling revelations about wrongdoing at the News of the World.
Downing Street said last night: "What matters is that all wrongdoing is exposed and those responsible for these appalling acts are brought to justice".
The hidden-camera footage, which Breitbart has called "the Abu Ghraib of the Great Society," did not expose endemic corruption at Acorn: though O'Keefe and Giles induced employees to coöperate with an appalling scenario, they did not dig up evidence of any actual wrongdoing by those employees.
while, as Sarah Stillman writes in The New Yorker, regarding the ongoing appalling abuse of civil-forfeiture laws, "Americans who haven't been charged with wrongdoing can be stripped of their cash, cars, and even homes".
It's appalling — appalling.
"What we have heard are appalling mistakes that can only be described as gross negligence and incompetence," said Andrew Tyrie, a politician who leads the Parliament's commission on banking standards that is investigating wrongdoing at the firms operating in London.
