Sentence examples for deemed unconscionable from inspiring English sources
Last week, Dr. Steven Shafer, an anesthesiologist, outlined 17 "egregious" deviations from the standard of care in Dr. Murray's treatment of Mr. Jackson, including some that he deemed "unconscionable" and morally dubious.
A local General Motors engine plant stopped using water from the Flint river because parts were becoming rusted, but officials nevertheless continued to reassure residents the water was safe to drink – a decision deemed "unconscionable" by Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton this week.
If the state were going to target any of rental car companies' excessive charges, refueling profits should be deemed more unconscionable than a company's speeding profits.
The third reason the court invalidated their prenuptial agreement is because the Court deemed it to be unconscionable.
The establishment types believe the bank rescue saved the global financial system from collapse, while more grass-roots Republicans see it as an unconscionable bailout of financial institutions deemed too big to fail.
If your prenuptial agreement is unconscionable, it will likely be deemed unenforceable by the Court.
He deemed this "offensive".
America deemed it "invalid".
Lloyd was deemed missing.
Some were deemed betrayers.
She deemed it "fascinating".
