| And the wages of workers who do the jobs we try not to think about, in care homes, on rubbish tips or on our streets, are scandalously low. |
| Is it because no one knows toward what centre human beings are going to gravitate, and therefore our lives have become scandalously makeshift? |
| But given the towering importance of this issue and how it affects millions of workers directly, the turnout was scandalously small. |
| She lifted her skirts, showing off her pantalets scandalously, and ran as fast as her tightly fitted corset would allow. |
| It is a tragedy resulting from scandalously bad management, but that is the Liberal trademark. |
| It defies reason that Liberal members would so scandalously support the breaking of the law by the government. |
