It is appalling how credible this report is.
"It is appalling how little attention we economists pay to measurement issues," Professor Wolfers said.
It's appalling how many Goths overlook something so basic and vital to their entire aesthetic.
It is appalling how many times these parents were the focus of inquiry about abuse and how many times responsible adults walked away from these poor children.
Briggs's daughter, Joyce Hammerton, who also lives in New South Wales, said: "It's appalling how my father and many others are being discriminated against.
"It's appalling how this has dragged on and how so many millions of dollars have been spent in finally getting to this point," Thomas P. Loughlin, the previous owner, wrote in an e-mail.
"We're fully aware that China is a morbidly ill society, one in which rules and regulations are willfully ignored, but it's appalling how shamelessly the regime acted in this case," he said.
"It is appalling how easy it still is to access this content online and I am in no doubt about the harm this material can cause, especially for young people," Hancock wrote in late January.
"It's appalling how little Mary has to live on," said Mrs. Stallings, a retiree who works one day a week at the agency, one of seven charities supported by The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund.
"It is appalling how little is actually known about the outcomes produced by various forms of online learning," says William Bowen, once president of Princeton University and author of a new book on technology in higher education, a field that is also being revolutionised thanks to online courses known as MOOCs.This uncertainty has not stopped companies from wagering lots of money on its success.
