Sentence examples for that would be outrageous from inspiring English sources
No doubt that would be outrageous, if it were true.
And if people are actually being arrested and charged solely on the basis of its readings, that would be outrageous".
"If the percentage of folks qualifying for zero is lower than the percentage qualifying for low rates in previous incentive plans, that would be outrageous," said Jack Gillis, author of a buyers guide, "The Ultimate Car Book".
But certainly, should it be the case that the allegations that have been made are true, that would be outrageous".
And if the company were now to go around and join this lawsuit, that would be outrageous," Frank said in an interview.
Obviously if Russia has compounded what it has done in Crimea by crossing into south Ukraine that would be an outrageous escalation.
I can offer no proof, but I don't think that it would be outrageous to speculate that without Bernstein's infectious and ingenious televised advocacy, there would today be not only far fewer classical music patrons in this country, but fewer orchestras, fewer chamber groups, fewer conductors, fewer solo performers, and, in general, a classical music presence that is significantly less present.
Cheney says he doesn't know but that he doesn't like the idea and that it would be outrageous and intensely partisan to have them disbarred.
Cadillac's challenge with the new CTS was to create a car that would be fresher and more outrageous than the original, which was the freshest and most outrageous in its class at its introduction.
I am sure we all agree that it would be outrageous to expect a banker to have to exist on a standard of living that is only good enough for a top-ranking civil servant.
