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This seven-month delay is a tragic example of the appalling incompetence and inertia which is a hallmark of this government," said Mary Creagh, shadow environment minister.
One such pushed past me, explaining crisply, "I am sorry to inconvenience you, but you did choose to sit in an aisle seat!" as if this was yet another example of the appalling decline in social standards.
"The excessive force apparently again being used by security forces is the latest example of the Syrian authorities' appalling and brutal response to recent dissent, and make their pledge to investigate the violence sound rather hollow," said spokesman Philip Luther.
By 2010 the small mortuary had to accommodate 300 murdered bodies a month, making Juárez by some reckonings the most violent city in the world.The explosion of killing in Juárez is only the most extreme example of an appalling national trend.
The question, really, is whether Armstrong's argument is simply an example of appalling chutzpah or the definition of it.
Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond called the killing an "appalling example of the brutality of this organisation" and admitted that "significant numbers" of Britons are involved in "terrible crimes, probably in the commission of atrocities".
The permissible fees list contained over 1,000 items, which Kerly describes as "an appalling example of the abuses which the unrestrained farming of the Offices of the Court, and the payment of all officials by fees had developed".
Negroni presents this as an example of appalling cynicism on the part of Boeing executives, and in that light it seems more chilling than any terrorist plot.
A community is under siege: it is one of the most appalling examples of the persecution of religious minorities in Iran today.
HuffPost assembled some of the most appalling examples of the "war on women" from the past year.
Four years after the invasion of Iraq, the appalling realities of the war have become routine.
