scandalously

What a scandalously sloppy way to run a police agency.

I did not know that it would end up so scandalously."

On that occasion the will of people was scandalously ignored.

And then closer still, scandalously so, until they were no more than six inches apart.

The fact remains that the social legislation is inadequate, and scandalously so.

The initial media spin is that this was scandalously legal.

Scandalously, I think, when it comes to the press.

For the same reason, I cannot support amendments which scandalously aim to reduce the rights of families.

There was great trouble about the new curate, who is scandalously high.

They were entirely right; and the public were scandalously wrong.

There are a great many people who are scandalously exploited in our different countries.

She was even more scandalously dressed than the woman in the purple dress playing cards.

It was a picture of her wearing some scandalously revealing lingerie!

But the rate varied widely, with some institutions graduating scandalously few athletes.

Scandalously for the time, Ford was an advocate of unabashed spending.

The risks have been seriously overstated on the basis of scandalously poor evidence.

They were improperly and scandalously taken out of context.

Scandalously androgynous, she quickly made a name for herself.

But the all-wheel drive results in a scandalously wide turning radius of 41.5 feet.

Somehow, scandalously, the key lime pie he'd been promised earlier in the day had disappeared.

Why was Kennedy ever allowed to deteriorate to such a scandalously decrepit state?

Scandalously tiny: only 80 pages (themselves so small that in any usual format they might run to 50).

The mourning period for Richard was scandalously short, and few paid it more than mere lip service.

However, by any method, the UK's performance is still scandalously terrible.

No, I am afraid I would be a scandalously bad teacher.