Sentence examples for with the appalling example from inspiring English sources

With the appalling example of Mid Staffordshire NHS Trust still so fresh, such warnings cannot be easily ignored.

The spotlight had been on Suarez throughout the week, with even Prime Minister David Cameron intervening, saying the striker set "the most appalling example" to children when he bit Chelsea's Branislav Ivanovic last Sunday.

Former Bank of America CEO Ken Lewis, who got a jaw-dropping $125 million severance package immediately after the financial crisis, is the most appalling example -- but certainly not the last.

With the Prime Minister, David Cameron, arguing he had "set the most appalling example" and his manager, Brendan Rodgers, warning that he could never be considered a great player unless he changed his ways, Suarez appealed for understanding.

Prime Minister David Cameron says Liverpool striker Luis Suarez set "the most appalling example" by biting Chelsea defender Branislav Ivanovic.

HuffPost assembled some of the most appalling examples of the "war on women" from the past year.

The Fed used taxpayer dollars to settle these transactions for 100 cents on the dollar, an appalling example of crony capitalism.

The paradox, however, is that the most appalling examples at hand aren't those of the ostensible purveyors of cinematic fast food.

Demanding British tourists flee Tunisia with their tails between their legs sets an appalling example to the rest of the world.

"The trivialisation of cosmetic surgical procedures - of which this is an appalling example - highlights the need for more regulation".

National Institutes of Health Director Francis Collins called the research described in Reverby's report "deeply disturbing" and "an appalling example from a dark chapter in the history of medicine".