Sentence examples for scandalous data from inspiring English sources

Moreover, less than 15percentt of African-American children are proficient in reading by the end of the fourth grade -- a scandalous data point that reinforces the fact that the U.S. track record in overall achievement has been standing still in the past two decades while other nations have soared past us.

Both the Pentagon Papers and Watergate involved scandalous information that almost nobody knew.

Andrew Tyrie, chair of the Commons Treasury select committee, hit out at Lord Rose, chair of Britain Stronger in Europe, over what he called a "scandalous abuse of data".

What makes a scandal scandalous?

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.

TALKING TV: Oh, that scandalous, Scandal .

It's scandalous that support for data is under 1% of ODA and it's scandalous it's under $1bn," he says.

Are scandals really that scandalous?

"It's good data, but it's also somewhat scandalous that governments are essentially hiding how much they're giving the fossil fuel industry," said Kretzmann.

SCANDAL-PRONE, or just prone and scandalous?

"I think it is scandalous that new chemicals can be brought to market without being accompanied by any actual data," Florini says.