Sentence examples for outrageous problem from inspiring English sources

The Republican chairman of the House Judiciary Committee, Robert W. Goodlatte of Virginia, said he would hold a hearing on this "outrageous problem" and "gross mismanagement," while the ranking Republican on the Senate Judiciary Committee, Charles E. Grassley of Iowa, said the report "raises concerns" about prosecuting terrorists in civilian courts.

"It is staggeringly outrageous that this problem is allowed to continue and proliferate," says patient advocate Michael Bennett of Baltimore.

"It is an outrageous and scandalous problem in the system," said Eric Freedman, a Hofstra Law School professor who studies capital punishment.

Find a problem so outrageous in its scope that it's probably impossible.

Based on West's follow-up statements, the musician isn't really broke; he just has a serious money management problem, including outrageous spending habits that consume his income.

The case won't be resolved for months, but after hearing the stories of students, counselors and teachers at Jefferson, Judge George Hernandez deemed the school's problems so outrageous, he ordered immediate fixes — and laid the blame squarely on Los Angeles Unified officials.

But Congress failed to address the real problem-outrageous work rules-and capitulated to the Brotherhood of Maintenance Way Employees with a 3% pay hike. Figure similar settlements for Amtrak's other unions and you can kiss some $500 million goodbye over five years.

The Obama regime has shown as little interest as the previous one at resolving a problem that causes outrageous amounts of daily suffering.

After stating that the speed of some craft on Windermere was "already outrageous," he referred to fresh problems which were arising from an increasing amount of water ski-ing.

But most of Mr. Franken's ire was directed at conservative commentators, including Mr. Limbaugh and his drug problems and the outrageous statements of Ms. Coulter, whom Mr. Franken described as a "walking horror show".

Dale Peterson draws on those, but in this book he attempts to make the ape-eating fraction of the bushmeat problem vivid, urgent, and outrageous to a broader public.