Sentence examples for dreadful cases from inspiring English sources

"It is now for the people of South Yorkshire to elect someone who can provide local leadership, ensure the lessons of these dreadful cases are applied, and make sure the victims get the justice they deserve".

"It is a dreadful case and an absolute tragedy for the family.

"In both Edinburgh and London, we need the political will to get to the bottom of this dreadful case".

I apologise for going on so long about my own ailments – a dreadful case of "anecdotal evidence", for which I am continually upbraided by clinical purists.

Her instructor, Madame Maladroit, delights in Zombelina's dancing, but when it comes time for the girls to perform for their assembled parents, Zombelina is struck by a dreadful case of stage fright.

"It's a dreadful case, the poor cats must have been terrified.

"Lessons, such as the dreadful case we've had in Swindon, must be learned that what they are doing is stepping into the unknown," the Conservative MP added.

"Whilst efforts to stamp out the illegal poisoning of birds of prey are perhaps beginning to yield results, this dreadful case shows that the persecution of our raptors continues through the use of traps and other means.

He'd been dismayed by the dreadful Terry Schiavo case in Florida.

Moiseeva said it would be dreadful if the case hurt Russia's chances of regaining full Olympic status for future Games.

And there are no standards governing the qualifications for lawyers who handle capital cases, with dreadful consequences: 10 of the 78 people sentenced to death had lawyers who were later disbarred.