Sentence examples for led to outrageous from inspiring English sources

Faceless corporate bureaucrats second-guessing medical decisions from afar created an infuriating amount of hassle for physicians and patients trying to orchestrate necessary care — and sometimes led to outrageous mistakes.

A system that is supposedly in place for the benefit of all should not lead to outrageous advantages for few.

The incident has led to outrage in India with some describing it as "inhuman and completely outrageous" and many calling for a quick trial and punishment for the rapists.

Frustration over its failure to extract any reforms from the regime led to (then outrageous) demands for free elections and a referendum on Poland's alliance with the Soviet Union.

Their offense is a splash and dazzle, but the risks taken sometimes lead to outrageous turnovers that lose games.

It is the increasing desperation of the magazine publishers to build circulation in a horribly competitive market that has led to the sweepstakes' more outrageous claims.

As one might imagine, Barrowman said that leads to some "outrageous behavior".

Some thought I was going there, Others worried that it could lead to an outrageous FBI raid, as are taking place in the Mid-West, or being put on the No Fly List.

If the state does so, a miserable spectacle of a trial will have led to one of the most outrageous executions of our time.

Last year, the BBC apologised about an item on Top Gear which led to the Mexican ambassador complaining about the "outrageous, vulgar and inexcusable insults" made about Mexicans by Clarkson and co-hosts James May and Richard Hammond.

His outrageous remark not only led to his resignation as President of Harvard but may have cost him his job as Treasury Secretary under Obama, according to the Independent.