Sentence examples for increasingly appalling from inspiring English sources

The district, where an unknown number of the original 20,000 inhabitants have endured increasingly appalling conditions, will almost certainly fall and many more people will die.

Heber, at first understandably sceptical, comes to believe in Orr's power and makes disastrous attempts to harness it, producing a series of increasingly appalling realities.

They are, in short, increasingly appalling.

First, Americans are increasingly aware of our appalling incarceration rate and its racial injustices.

That came atop other slights that have strained Egyptian-American ties, such as Mr Bush's occasional and nowadays increasingly infrequent criticism of Egypt's appalling record on democratisation and human rights.

It is even more so in our time, given the targeting and slaughter of civilian populations that increasingly characterizes the pattern of armed conflict – including the appalling situation that we now face in Kosovo.

"But this is an organisation that's losing territory, it's losing ground, it's, I think, increasingly losing anybody's sympathy, and this again shows what an appalling organisation we're up against.

Jewish communities around the country, horrified by the appalling lack of manners their children display at bar and bat mitzvahs, are increasingly turning to more-formalized training efforts.

"We've become increasingly alarmed that the UK government has been bending over backwards to avoid criticising Saudi Arabia's appalling human rights record," he said.

Mystery, violence, appalling repression, colorful spectacle, a dictator in a jumpsuit — it's no wonder North Korea has become an increasingly popular subject for documentary makers.

Thanks to modern communications, the people of the Middle East are increasingly aware of the deep and widening gulf between the opportunities of the free world outside their borders and the appalling privation and repression within them.