But a diminished reading capacity is unacceptable.
However, some options may be excluded because they are deemed infeasible to implement (e.g., due to insufficient endoscopy capacity) or unacceptable to the service providers (e.g., due to risk of death associated with the technology).
There is no question that, even after the incineration of its cities, Japan still had the capacity to inflict unacceptable losses upon an invading army.
Khamenei and other Iranian officials have repeatedly made clear that such reductions of its nuclear capacities would be unacceptable.
The mayor believes his idea, nicknamed "Boris Island", can be revived and is the only way to solve the capacity issue while avoiding unacceptable environmental effects on Londoners.
The 10% capacity shortage might look unacceptable from a utility point of view, but in most rural areas of Fiji, diesel-based electricity is normally available only for 4 h/day.
Unacceptable water-holding capacity costs the meat industry millions of dollars annually.
Iran's possession of the notionally peaceful nuclear fuel cycle it seeks might well provide an unreliable regime with an unacceptable reserve-bomb capacity.
Although the severity and duration of the outbreak were unknown, failure to be proactive in expanding the surge capacity of the laboratory was unacceptable.
For example, the Lesotho draft policy begins with the premise that the National Alcohol Policy 'recognises the role alcohol plays in Lesotho, both in terms of its social and economic contribution and in terms of its significant capacity, when misused, to impose unacceptable costs on individuals and the community as a whole'[ 1].
To the extent that a patient has intact syntactic processing capacities, they will similarly make more unacceptable judgements to subordinate than dominant sentences and to ambiguous than unambiguous sentences.
