Sentence examples for deemed intolerable from inspiring English sources

Are certain religions and beliefs deemed intolerable?

To prisoners, the warden was a symbol of the conditions they deemed intolerable.

ONLY a short time ago, the current level of slaughter and repression between Israel and the Palestinians would have been deemed intolerable.

"If these types of actions are deemed intolerable by this country then they are warning all Chinese that this government does not allow its people to be citizens".

New therapeutic options aside, the perception of disease activity (and when it is deemed intolerable) changes over the years.

If the toxicity occurred in two or more patients at a single dose level, then that dose was deemed intolerable and the next lower dose level was expanded to increase confidence in toxicity assessment at the MTD.

Without marriage equality, Kennedy writes, "Same-sex couples are consigned to an instability many opposite-sex couples would deem intolerable in their own lives".

Its overall condition was deemed "basically intolerable requiring high priority of corrective action"; the 2006 NBI estimated the cost to improve the bridge at $463,000.

Its overall condition was deemed "basically intolerable requiring high priority of corrective action", with an estimated cost to improve the bridge of $108,000.

Despite the restorations, as of 2009 the bridge structure's sufficiency rating on the National Bridge Inventory was only 17.7 percent and its condition was deemed "basically intolerable requiring high priority of corrective action".

Despite the 1998 restoration and other repairs, as of 2009 the bridge structure's sufficiency rating on the National Bridge Inventory was 17.2 percent and its condition was deemed "basically intolerable requiring high priority of corrective action".