Sentence examples for appallingly dangerous from inspiring English sources
The collapse of the Rana Plaza reminded the world of the appallingly dangerous working conditions in Bangladesh's clothing factories.
"Shame people with no knowledge or understanding of Libya want to play politics with the appallingly dangerous reality in Sirte," he tweeted.
Malabo, as he remembers it, in what was then Nyasaland before independence, was a desolate place: malarial, appallingly hot, poor, proud, dangerous, superstitious, and infested with snakes.
It claims that while supermarkets are launching new schemes to prove their ethical credentials to UK shoppers, they are locking suppliers - particularly women - into "appallingly" low pay and dangerous conditions abroad.
Today it is depressing, even by the standards of Russian industry: squalid, cramped, old-fashioned and dangerous and appallingly managed".We are not businessmen: we are honest people, producers," explains the general manager, Anatoly Fedyushin.
New Delhi, Moscow and São Paulo also did appallingly.
And, appallingly, Blair obeyed.
It has been appallingly neglected.
"Appallingly conceived," wrote The New York Times.
"The leaders have behaved appallingly.
