Sentence examples for almost unconscionable from inspiring English sources

"As the retirement age pushes farther back and the finances for that time of life are less and less certain, it was almost unconscionable to not take advantage of the opportunity to travel now when I had the money and the health," he said.

I think if I got my name out there, they would target us," he said, then added, "The way they use local lawyers to go after you is almost unconscionable".

I'm not one to villainize farmers, but what corporate agribusiness is doing to Iowa is almost unconscionable.

It's almost unconscionable to consider a world where any group of people could be disenfranchised their constitutional right.

How about "unconscionable"?

Tax reform is required as a matter of simple justice, of ridding the system of unconscionable inequities, but it would do almost nothing to alleviate poverty or to make possible expanded govt. services.

Mr. Goldstein's trial lawyer, Charles C. DeStefano, however, said that putting Mr. Goldstein through a second trial would be an unconscionable waste of resources, especially after the first one lasted nearly two weeks, almost unheard-of for a misdemeanor.

He also said it was unconscionable that the T.S.A. had not had a permanent director for almost a year.

After almost seven months of backroom negotiations by Gov. George E. Pataki, Mr. Bruno and Mr. Silver, it would be unconscionable for these three to argue that this year's $100 billion budget must be passed right away.

It's unconscionable that, until recently, many Chicago elementary students had a school day almost an hour shorter than the national average and a school year two weeks shorter than the national average.

Almost 1m more are living in squalor over the border.Suffering on such a scale is unconscionable.