Sentence examples for if inexcusable from inspiring English sources

See 372 U. S., at 317. [n.5] But even if "inexcusable neglect" does usefully describe a class of abuses separate from deliberate abandonment, the melding of "cause and prejudice" into the abuse-of-the-writ doctrine cannot be defended as a means of "giving content" to "inexcusable neglect". Ante, at 21.

This was literally bad science, driven by comprehensible if inexcusable human impulses.

"We had a whole compartment to ourselves!" — as if this inexcusable luxury should at least have staved off death.

Of course, if something is "inexcusable," an apology doesn't make any difference, but then again, neither does Newt Gingrich.

"It's almost inexcusable if it's not already based on data we have had since 2000," he said.

The Senate Democratic leader, Tom Daschle of South Dakota, said it would be inexcusable if the administration had "concealed or withheld" such information from Congress.

The story is remarkably bad, a loosely strung together collection of plot holes and clichés that would be inexcusable if written by a high school student.

But that explanation did nothing to mollify many, who found the comment perhaps even more inexcusable if made as a joke between friends.

Malaysian politician and prime minister-in-waiting, Anwar Ibrahim, said earlier this month that it would be inexcusable if Goldman was found to have been complicit to the "excesses and crime" while "the country and the people suffer".

Showing some exasperation at the impasse over this year's budget, Mr. Obama appeared at an impromptu White House news conference and said it would be inexcusable if federal agencies were forced to shut their doors beginning Saturday because House Republicans and Senate Democrats could not bridge differences over a relatively small slice of the budget.

"It's inexcusable if we don't get VAWA done.