Sentence examples for argue unacceptable from inspiring English sources

While there may be many reasons these proposals so closely resemble each other and suffer from the same problems, Mr. Kimmelman is surely right that the rush to build the memorial, like the rush to rebuild the site discussed by Herbert Muschamp [Vision vs. Symbols and Politics at Ground Zero, Nov. 29] has resulted in a flawed process with unsatisfactory and, I would argue, unacceptable results.

One option, which we have already argued is unacceptable, would be to remain silent.

A major sticking point in pension negotiations is the plan for an increase in contributions – taken from employee pay packets – of £2.8bn by 2014/2015, which unions argue is an unacceptable burden for staff now facing four years of pay restraint.

Others, mostly the big net contributors, argue it is unacceptable at a time of austerity.

For example, many deaf actors and their advocates argue it is unacceptable for deaf roles to be played by hearing actors.

Opponents argue that fracking brings unacceptable health and environmental risks and will add to climate-warming carbon emissions.

But critics argue it involves an unacceptable level of water usage, contaminates supplies and spills potentially toxic waste into the environment.

It was then he mimicked the Basil Fawlty walk, only for Mr Deedes to argue that it was unacceptable to refer to people as Nazis.

Sorana Vieru, NUS vice-president, said: "With fees trebled just four years ago, it is unacceptable to argue fees now need to be raised further for students to be sure that their education will be of a high quality.

You can argue that this is unacceptable and that you should be compensated for the difference between the refund you received and the £540 you spent on a return ticket to London with another airline.

These commentators argue that it is unacceptable for a physician to participate in, or even support the participation of her patients in a clinical trial unless that trial is consistent with the patients' medical interests.