Sentence examples for scandalously low from inspiring English sources

But many economists would consider even that ratio scandalously low, and there is growing political momentum for higher ratios.

This proposal threatens to drive down standards that are already scandalously low in some non-local authority care homes.

There is also the question of fighter pay: the astronomical sale price of the U.F.C. makes its announced salaries seem scandalously low.

One reason that hand-washing-compliance rates among doctors and nurses have been scandalously low — in some cases, just twenty per cent of the recommended frequency — is that repeated washing with soap and water can be very hard on hands.

When Justin Wolfers, of the University of Michigan, did this for a fifteen-year period beginning in the early nineteen-nineties, he found that just 1.3 per cent of C.E.O.s were women — a scandalously low figure.

Whipping up an unnecessary amount of hype around store openings and offering items heavily influenced by catwalk prototypes, at prices that are as scandalously low as the originals are exorbitant, they have changed the British high street beyond recognition.

We know how much you enjoyed those cheeky little trips along the high street: the indulgent cappuccino in its disposable cup; the impulse purchase of scandalously low-cost, mass-produced clothing; the hours spent drooling over long-haul holidays in the travel agents.

I scavenged a scandalously small sum.

The chances of acquiring major painted leaves from the volume scandalously broken up in the 1930s are scarce today.

This is still a scandalously small sum compared to the value of timber to a sawmill.

Unless they are scandalously scandalous.