Sentence examples for horrendous though from inspiring English sources

The detail, horrendous though it is, matters less to me than Labour's willingness to destroy libel reform.

Cleaning the Augean stables of MPs' expenses, horrendous though they are, is the lesser half of parliament's troubles.

It's such a hugely selfish and irresponsible act that I can hardly believe we've wasted so long talking about how he's eviscerating the NHS, attacking the BBC and slashing disability benefits when, horrendous though those developments are, this crime is much greater because its consequences could be irreversible.

Similarly, it is uncontroversial that Stalin and Hitler were responsible for horrendous crimes, though loyalists deny it.

For the full year ending next March, BA's own stockbroker expects a horrendous £775m loss, though other observers think it could be much less.BA's smaller rival, Virgin Atlantic, is also dependent on transatlantic routes, and is also struggling.

The 6-foot Burke had a horrendous summer league though, and struggled to consistently get his own shot against longer defenders.

The "leftist toerags" really earn their name, though, with the horrendous Yannis sexually assaulting Sophie and her subsequent exile from the group.

Small shopkeepers, though enduring horrendous economic conditions, are paying $700 or more for satellite phones so they can order products from other countries or from across town.

It is a safe bet that any Democratic candidate would want to throw more money at the city's horrendous educational problems, even though the $11 billion school budget already adds up to over 50% more per pupil than the national average.Mr Giuliani reckons the new man should come from outside the educating professions, and should ideally be a former chief executive of a big corporation.

That doesn't mean he's going to suddenly be horrendous in the playoffs, though.

What this article describes, though, is truly horrendous.