Sentence examples for be an appalling number from inspiring English sources

Yet in a 2003 survey conducted by a pro-choice group, only 30percentt of women were unambivalently pro-choice, suggesting that there may be an appalling number of women who are willing to deny others the right that they once freely exercised themselves.

It's an appalling number, but it may actually underestimate the problem.

She was commissioned in October 1896 with an appalling number of design and construction faults, and only a few of them were fixed during her lifetime.

Last year 2,500 Chinese miners reportedly died in accidents, an appalling number to be sure, but down from 7,000 in 2002.

In an appeal to developing nations, the United Nations report focuses on measures beneficial to both climate and health, and thus black carbon, causing an appalling number of deaths, is emphasized first.

A government study released today reveals that an appalling number of youth are raped while in detention - more often than not at the hands of the very officials who are sworn to keep them safe.

Then there's Jog On, which frankly is an appalling, brutally unattractive "blues" number.

Justice Minister Andrew Little told Radio New Zealand this morning those numbers were an "appalling over-representation of Māori".

But an appalling number of college students consider it disposable.

To Parfit, this is an appalling nihilism.

That's an appalling thing to say.