Sentence examples for even more unconscionable from inspiring English sources
"What makes this behavior even more unconscionable is that these drugs, especially lorazepam, are antianxiety mediations frequently prescribed for nursing home and hospice patients, including those suffering from long-term debilitating conditions such as Alzheimer's disease".
What makes Hogan's bill even more unconscionable is that his Bill Memo lists all the reasons to make it permanent (reduced violence, incarceration, etc).
The first week of the NBA season has been dominated by talk of two players in particular: the New Orleans Pelicans' Anthony Davis, who is averaging an eye-popping 37.7 points, 12.3 rebounds and 3 blocks per game; and the Oklahoma City Thunder's Russell Westbrook, who is somehow averaging an even more unconscionable 38.7 points, 11.7 assists and 12.3 rebounds. .
Even more troubling, it is unconscionable to use the Medicaid program to pay for the repeal of the ACA and to provide tax cuts for businesses and individuals that don't need them.
"We have seen how unconstitutional laws that force women to travel to other states for abortion care make this care essentially unobtainable, and it would be unconscionable to erect even more stringent barriers.
The birth mothers had argued that the nation's first such voter-approved law was an unconscionable privacy violation, but adoptees said they have an even more basic right to try to discover where they came from -- and what their biological parents' medical histories might be.
— "would be an unconscionable betrayal" Another event had made Germany's reliability an even more delicate issue for its friends.
