Sentence examples for this horrendous situation from inspiring English sources
Britain's xenophobic anti-immigration politics played a large part in creating this horrendous situation, in which the lives of people from abroad do not matter.
(I render no opinion on whether anyone was 'negligent' in this matter, as that is a matter to be determined in the civil courts, if a party seeks that remedy)." Mr. Borcina's lawyer, Eugene Riccio, said: "We're very grateful for the decision of State's Attorney Cohen in this horrendous situation".
Their daughter Lindsey, who identified their bodies in Tunisia, and son-in-law Daniel Clifford, said in a statement: "Words can't express what all the family are feeling at this difficult time...we would like to take this opportunity to thank people on the ground in this horrendous situation.
In other words, what should people be "digging for" in relation to this horrendous situation?
Biden's rejoinder recalls an older lipstick line, the one about a pig, as in Palin's prettying up of the horrendous situation eight years of Republican mud have sunk us into.
A person does not have to be sociopathic to respond to trauma with dissociation (disconnecting from the pain of reality); and delusional denial may become the only way an individual is able to deal with the horrendous situation confronting them.
If WikiLeaks had existed in 2003 when George W. Bush was ginning up the war in Iraq, America might not be in the horrendous situation it is today, with our troops fighting in three countries (counting Pakistan) and the consequent cost in blood and dollars.
"Sixty to 70 per cent of the children have no desire to go school, which is quite understandable given the horrendous situation they went through," says UNICEF's Representative in Russia Carel de Rooy.
And, as we all know, areas closed to tourism hide the horrendous situations of civil war, human rights violations, and the rapid increase of HIV/AIDS that NGOs cannot resolve alone.
BBC political correspondent Chris Mason said: "The stark question now being asked is this - do extensive search and rescue operations make a horrendous situation worse, by tempting more people to try to reach the European Union?
Not enough of a "horrendous situation"?
