Sentence examples for it's scathing from inspiring English sources
11.50am: Today's edition of the Fiver, our free football email, has arrived - and it's scathing about Fabio Capello.
A year after Torrey Canyon, the MBA published its conclusions: it was scathing about the disastrous use of detergents, applied by methods "that were largely ineffective, uneconomic, and wasteful of effort".
And it was scathing in its verdict about the company's overall handling of the crisis.
An investigation into Freddie Mac's practices by the Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight, the federal agency that oversees it, was scathing about the board's performance.
The Justice Department also released a broader assessment of the police and the courts in Ferguson, and it was scathing.
The result of years of work by a committee of experts, it is scathing about the poor standards and wastefulness that it found.One manifest sign of poor quality is the number of people who die because of medical errors.
The report, Feeding Britain, by the All-Party Parliamentary Inquiry into Hunger in the UK, is careful to avoid party politics, and so does not mention cuts to the welfare system introduced by the present Government, such as the "bedroom tax" – but it is scathing about the alleged inefficiency of the Department for Work and Pensions.
Most recently it was scathing about the handling of money given to the collapsed race equality body, the All Wales Ethnic Minority Association (Awema), which received millions of pounds of public funding.
Well, I get -- you know, the reason it was scathing, Bob, is because of the just exactly that --the fact that we have a president who is not able to set conditions and to actually have the kind of influence over the Iraqi government.
