Sentence examples for equally unacceptable from inspiring English sources
The phrase "equally unacceptable" is correct and can be used in written English
You can use it to describe two or more options, scenarios, or behaviors that are of equal bad quality. For example: "Both options of reducing staff hours or laying off employees are equally unacceptable."
That too is a nonstarter in German eyes and equally unacceptable to the Dutch and Finns.
The Vatican policy in favour of the internationalisation of Jerusalem is equally unacceptable to both.
Their genuine plight does not excuse public behavior that would be equally unacceptable for straight couples.
"Equally unacceptable are any actions by militants which endanger the Palestinian civilian population".
"It is equally unacceptable for U.S. taxpayer money to go to support an English soccer club".
The use of violence and terror is equally unacceptable, he says.
At subsequent meetings in the early 1980s variants of the condominium idea were listened to politely by the British side, and equally politely rejected as unacceptable to the Gibraltarians.
It was equally "absolutely unacceptable", she said, that baseless rumours should circulate on the internet – and in the international press – about the French first couple.
Excessive differential bias (i.e. bias that does not affect everyone equally) is unacceptable if realistic and useful estimates of infant mortality rates are to be made.
It's equally wrong and unacceptable to take any steps at all on the basis of any findings or recommendations contained in the report," he said.
Without it, such a conflict, or the equally alarming and unacceptable emergence of Iran as a nuclear power, could become inevitable," said Hussein Ibish, a scholar at the Gulf-funded Arab Gulf States Institute in Washington.
