Sentence examples for consider intolerable from inspiring English sources

"Half the people alive today are already living in what we would consider intolerable conditions," he declares.

In fact, some of the most celebrated leaders in history held views we would consider intolerable today.

In an earlier era of computing, those would have been considered intolerable acts of disloyalty.

The decision was an acknowledgement that the United States must put up with rights offenses that might otherwise be considered intolerable.

Yet even this pathetic guidance is considered intolerable by the National Farmers Unionn, which greeted them with bitter complaints.

The categories are compiled and weighted to provide an overall rating of 1 100, where 1 is considered intolerable and 100 is considered ideal.An interesting exercise, no?

The work week at places like law firms, banks, and high-tech companies has steadily increased, to levels considered intolerable by many people.

The categories are compiled and weighted to provide an overall rating of 1 100, where 1 is considered intolerable and 100 is considered ideal.Related items Liveability ranking: Urban idyllsApr 28th 2008.

The categories are compiled and weighted to provide an overall rating of 1 100, where 1 is considered intolerable and 100 is considered ideal.Related items Liveability rankings: Sweet spotsNov 28th 2007.

Yet it was his use of chemical weapons that was considered intolerable and has prompted international action.The Syrian armed forces have one of the largest stockpiles of chemical weapons: around 1,000 tonnes, including the nerve agents Sarin and VX.

From 1924 to 1965, car lanes into Manhattan grew from 68 to 120, according to one count, while the number of cars on the street went from 390,000 a day in 1946 (considered intolerable at the time) to more than a million by the end of the 1990's.