Sentence examples for it would be outrageous from inspiring English sources

Sen. Elizabeth Warren (D-Mass). said in a statement on Tuesday that "it would be outrageous for this company [AIG] to turn around and sue the federal government because they think the deal wasn't generous enough".

When asked about condom use, the majority of respondents, across both sexes and both age groups, agreed "it would be outrageous for a wife to ask her husband to use a condom" and "women who carry condoms are easy".

(Tables  4 and 5) When asked about condom use, the majority of respondents, across both sexes and both age groups, agreed that "it would be outrageous for a wife to ask her husband to use a condom" and that "women who carry condoms are easy".

It would be outrageous, not to mention unfair.

"If they did, it would be outrageous and unheard of".

"It would be outrageous for me to ask that.

Recognising the problem, of course, is not the same as offering a solution, and the unacceptable nature of David Attenborough's remark is that it implies a "solution" which would be outrageous in its inhumanity.

And if people are actually being arrested and charged solely on the basis of its readings, that would be outrageous".

No doubt that would be outrageous, if it were true.

But certainly, should it be the case that the allegations that have been made are true, that would be outrageous".

Forest, the smokers' rights group, said the ban would be "outrageous".