Sentence examples for as unacceptably from inspiring English sources

Would this finally expose him as unacceptably unserious?

In fact, a recent Yahoo study indicates that the days in which emoticons were considered as unacceptably casual as flip-flops at work are over.

In the days leading up to last Saturday's attack on his father, this effort by the paper to define Ed as unacceptably leftwing intensified.

It also castigated the organisation for poor performance and a lack of ambition and criticised it as "unacceptably slow" to take action against tax avoiders.

The ratings are worth noting because Mr. King's ratings were nearly universally recognized as unacceptably low for CNN last year, and because Mr. Morgan's ratings are trending downward.

Persons viewed as unacceptably high risks by insurance companies would be unable to obtain any life or health insurance whatsoever were it not for the group insurance concept.

"[The disease] kills silently, and although the situation is improving we regard the [figures] as still unacceptably high," he says.

For New Labour it seemed to offer a solution to what it saw as the unacceptably high social cost of economic individualism without reviving a large state or traditional social disciplines.

If only more of them had read Lord Jenkins's 1998 report on electoral reform, they would have noted that he rejected it as being "unacceptably unfair to the Conservatives".

The group suspended invasions of ranches and farms last year in order to improve Mr. da Silva's electoral chances, but it is now unhappy with what it views as his unacceptably slow pace and has announced a policy of "zero tolerance for large landholdings" to spur his government into action.

He added: "Major issues remain, such as the unacceptably high level of youth unemployment.