Sentence examples for extremely inhumane from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bout has denied any links to arms trafficking and told the judge during the proceedings earlier this year that he was being held in "extremely inhumane" conditions.

Mr. Bout, who was the inspiration for the 2005 film "The Lord of War," denies any links to arms trafficking and told the judge in the extradition case that he was being held in "extremely inhumane" conditions.

Mr. Bout, who was the inspiration for the 2005 Hollywood film, "The Lord of War," denies any links to arms trafficking and told the judge in the extradition case that he was being held in "extremely inhumane" conditions.

"Like the Europeans, Americans are beginning to challenge extremely inhumane food production systems". Last year, for instance, a nonprofit group called Humane Farm Animal Care, financed by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Humane Society of the United States and other organizations, started a certification program for humane food producers.

Their hardcore ideology on gun rights and defense of extremely inhumane and unsporting hunting practices appeals only to a small slice of the electorate and provides no road map to appeal to women, suburban voters, or minorities -- all massive and increasingly important constituencies.

Bears can be blinded by ammonia, so balloons filled with ammonia near their food sources are extremely inhumane.

But first my father would suffer under extremely restrictive, inhumane conditions clearly meant to psychologically break him before trial, including being placed in solitary confinement for 27 months.

Solitary confinement is fundamentally inhumane, extremely costly, contrary to the public good, and often unnecessary.

Part of why I'm so dismayed with the result of the election is that I think that not only is Proposition 66 extremely unjust and inhumane but it's also unworkable.

Undocumented people are subjected to extremely vulnerable and inhumane conditions; they can't even fight for basic human rights without the threat of being deported and separated from their families.

S's father said the NHS's decision was "extremely frustrating, unfair and inhumane".