Sentence examples for yet scandalously from inspiring English sources
Yet, scandalously, 90percentt said they had received no drug harm reduction information since starting university.
It's no coincidence either that many of these experiments are emerging in Asia, a region awash in sports fans and money yet that is scandalously underserved by the current tennis circuit (none of the four Grand Slams, and only one of the nine élite Masters 1000 series tournaments on the men's tour, is played in Asia).
Unless they are scandalously scandalous.
She was scandalously unladylike, yet unashamedly feminine.
Post-natal depression afflicts many thousands yet its still a scandalously under-reported and under-appreciated condition.
No country has more at stake in a vibrant WTO than China, yet Beijing has been scandalously unwilling to help push for a Doha deal.But the greatest prizes of Sino-American diplomacy are nothing to do with trade.
Yet many of the properties are scandalously inadequate.In this section The high cost of virtue Always with us Down and out in London Olympic Britain v royal Britain ReprintsOne such is in Lathom Road.
Yet in 100 years time this work, scandalously free of economic impact, will be the one remembered as marking a new chapter in the possibilities of art.
"Scandalous" isn't so much scandalously bad as it is generic and dull.
Yet regulation of my role as an all-purpose insurer is scandalously lax.
A virtuoso of unprecedented caliber, an unabashedly erotic interpreter of gender-bending roles, a choreographer of revolutionary ballets, a scandalously open bisexual, a self-styled "philosopher of feeling," a madman -- Nijinsky left a rich yet enigmatic legacy that still eludes full understanding.
