Sentence examples for outrageously low from inspiring English sources

"They say, 'they're outrageously low.' My suspicion is that they're outrageously low because they want to record a good number". If the default rate is, indeed, outrageously low, then even a fair-value estimate would show too much money coming in in the future, and show a profitable student loan program where none exists.

"It's outrageously low compared to what it used to be," Anthony P. Placido, the agent in charge of the D.E.A. in New York, said in a telephone interview.

"Considering the shark populations are as low as they are, the chances of a shark attack in New Jersey these days is outrageously low," Mr. Burgess said.

As a member of OPEC (as he declared in an open letter to America's president, in 1974 in the New York Times), Venezuela intended to counteract the "economic oppression" of the industrialised countries, and the "outrageously low" prices they paid.

Where better to tackle an issue that today remains one of the biggest injustices in this country – the outrageously low prosecution and conviction rates for rape and sexual assault?

"The establishment of OPEC was a direct consequence of the developed countries' use of a policy of outrageously low prices for our raw materials as a weapon of economic oppression," Mr. Pérez wrote.

The film is the joint directorial debut of Glenn Ficarra and John Requa, screenwriters best known for the hilarious bad taste comedy Bad Santa, which cast Billy Bob Thornton as an outrageously low-life Father Christmas out of a Charles Addams cartoon.

And equally, outrageously small.

He said announcements would continue to be plagued by mechanical problems -- static, squealing, low volume, outrageously high volume -- until outdated cable and radio equipment was replaced with fiber-optic networks and computer-based communications systems, which will take many years.

Mr. Paul illustrated the injustice with stories about those laws' "victims," including low-level drug offenders, who were hit with outrageously long sentences.

"Should people that are exposed to these low levels of this chemical be outrageously concerned?