Sentence examples for scandalous levels from inspiring English sources

She said commuters had faced "scandalous" levels of service.

A leading food expert and adviser to successive governments has called for a boycott of supermarket chicken because of "scandalous" levels of contamination after tests revealed that up to eight in 10 show traces of a potentially lethal bug.

The two Democratic candidates for governor presented plans yesterday to overhaul the state's system of adult homes for the mentally ill, saying that conditions at the homes had deteriorated to scandalous levels.

McDonnell's predecessor Baca, for those who've forgotten, is free while appealing his conviction for conspiracy, obstruction of justice and lying related to scandalous levels of corruption and mismanagement on his watch.

Even if the surface operational costs appear lower than what we would otherwise pay out of the public pocket, there are many hidden costs for taxpayers such as funding regulatory bodies, building infrastructure, and the possibility of being overcharged, which was taken to scandalous levels in the UK.

He accepts that the poorer nations should "acknowledge the scandalous level of consumption in some privileged sectors of their population and … combat corruption more effectively".

Both the health secretary and the prime minister deny it, but the commission's report into the scandalous level of care provides support for the view.

The human rights group said there was a "scandalous" level of physical and sexual violence against woman in Turkey, a country with a human rights record that is under scrutiny as it seeks to join the European Union.

And she is always almost single-handedly to blame for Missouri's economic travails, the nation's skyrocketing debt, the Democrats' health care law and a scandalous level of duplicity.

"The scandalous level of affairs related to the academy goes off scale," Popov says.

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