outrageous betrayal造句

• Describing my edits to the " Outrageous Betrayal " article as " disruption " misrepresents the facts.
• Spitzer described the underhanded marketing " an outrageous betrayal of trust " and " a shocking abuse of the system ."
• The testimony given stated that, according to " Outrageous Betrayal ", a member of GMA's board had been influenced by Erhard Seminars Training and the Church of Scientology.
• In 1995, " Outrageous Betrayal " was cited in a report on the United States Department of Transportation by the United States House of Representatives Committee on Appropriations in a case unrelated to Erhard or Est.
• During his time performing research for and writing " Outrageous Betrayal ", Pressman published articles for the " Legal Times " newspaper and wrote articles and served as a senior editor for " California Republic ".
• Contending that the firm had misled its brokerage customers to help its corporate clients, he said, " This was an outrageous betrayal of their trust and a shocking abuse of the system, perverted to produce greater revenues for the firm ."
• Cuomo's decision prompted the state's congressional delegation, two Democrats and two Republicans, to issue a strongly worded statement calling the funding " totally unacceptable " and accusing Cuomo of " an outrageous betrayal " of the intent of the disaster relief bill.
• Pedant17 has engaged in a pattern of disruption at the WP : GA-quality rated article " Outrageous Betrayal ", repeatedly reverting to a poor-quality version of the page pushing out his POV for E-Prime-despite not one but two WP : RFCs which do not support his changes.
• :: : Further clarification : the only dispute resolution process I know of with reference to the " Outrageous Betrayal " article consisted of a vague and inaccurately presented call for an RfC, which RfC petered out after I accepted some of the comments, countered others and failed to receive the explanations I asked for on the remainder.
• I quite agree : any copyediting should improve things, and this I consistently try to do .-- Your contrast of " is a biography of " with " is a book providing a biography of " may seem " a little odd ", but " Outrageous Betrayal " does not fall entirely into any one genre / category.
• A review by Mary Carroll published in the American Library Association's " Booklist " noted that the controversy surrounding Erhard was not new, but she wrote that " Pressman pulls the details together effectively . " Carroll went on to comment : " " Outrageous Betrayal " is a disturbing but fascinating object lesson in the power of charisma divorced from conscience ."
• But we can hardly make it " the " issue ( as claimed ) in a discussion about the editing of the article on " Outrageous Betrayal " .-- Insofar as my edits to the article under discussion reflect the state of discussion on the talk-page, I don't regard them as disruptive .-- talk ) 07 : 38, 15 May 2010 ( UTC)
• I'd like to see some examples of any alleged " sneaking changes against consensus " before I get the opportunity to defend myself in detail . And what appeal procedures would one have against the proposed powers granted to Administrators ?-- Note that the issue is NOT " that [ I ] have exhibited similar behavior at other articles " ( allegedly ), but ( in terms of this incident-report, what to do about the editing of the " Outrageous Betrayal " article .-- talk ) 04 : 24, 14 May 2010 ( UTC)