Sentence examples for becoming intolerable from inspiring English sources

Several committee Republicans complained that the situation was becoming intolerable.

"The situation is becoming intolerable for the European aviation industry," according to the letter.

For many Peruvians, the prospect of a Keiko Fujimori Presidency was becoming intolerable.

"Although I could ill-afford to lose the money, living apart was becoming intolerable," she said.

By the end of the thirties, Milosz's intellectual position was becoming intolerable.

No real reason - he didn't know anyone there but life with Marie was becoming intolerable and he fancied a change.

Meanwhile, both in his domestic affairs and in his official duties, his life was becoming more intolerable.

The damage caused by his dithering is becoming increasingly intolerable.

For decades, scientists have been warning us about the threats of climate change and its impact on the world: How parts of Africa, South Asia and Latin America will heat up more and more, with temperatures becoming increasingly intolerable.

What if happily ever after wasn't real but an act that was becoming so intolerable that one of the book's characters wants to escape the story entirely, and plots to do so with the help of a reader who's fallen in love with him?

Meanwhile, from outside the walls of Rome, Pompey watched the anarchy in the city becoming daily more intolerable.