Sentence examples for could be horrendous from inspiring English sources
One patient said that staffing levels were "abysmal" and a member of said the situation could be "horrendous at times".
The dry spell at the start of this summer means that the price of straw could be "horrendous" this year – up to a £100 a tonne compared with as little as £60 last.
For a small trust the total fees over the decades could be horrendous, and it isn't certain these trusts work, as advertised, to avoid estate and gift taxes.
Sloan said that Shatner's reps also told him that the TV star refused to take a DNA test and said that he should keep the story quiet because it "could be horrendous" for Shatner and his career.
But the bloodshed would be horrendous, and Syria could be left with radical Islamist gangs as Afghanistan was after the West decided to arm the mujahideen as a response to Soviet occupation in 1979.
"The car is completely full of earth, it could have been horrendous".
That would be horrendous".
The consequences of an uncontained outbreak would be horrendous".
If this is indeed the case, the IMF could be repeating the horrendous mistake of the last 1990s, when pressure on countries like Indonesia to remove subsidies and devalue their currencies triggered the East Asian financial crisis.
