Sentence examples for in unacceptably from inspiring English sources

Drugs of another class, the antidepressants, including selective serotonin reuptake inhibitors such as Prozac, take weeks to kick in, unacceptably long for someone suffering severe anxiety.

It stopped the development of ITV in its tracks and brutally criticised what it saw as its pandering to the lowest common denominator and raking in unacceptably large profits.

Environmental groups argue that the 1,700-mile 1,700-milewhich could carry 700,000 barrels a day from Alberta to the Gulf Coast of Texas, would result in unaccepipelineigh emissions and disrupt pristine ecosystems.

When paediatrician professor Elisabeth Elliot visited with the Australian Human Rights Commission in July, she observed that most children detained on Christmas Island were ill with chest or gut infections, living in "unacceptably cramped and high density accommodation" not designed for long term detention.

"There was a culture at the top where people had known each other for years and years … it seemed right [to them] they should look after each other when they lost their jobs, giving out lots of money in unacceptably high pay-offs".

In the Senate, a spokeswoman for Joseph I. Lieberman, the independent from Connecticut, warned that he was "very concerned about rumors that the debt agreement now being negotiated will disproportionately cut defense spending and result in unacceptably high risk to our national security".

I am not suggesting that the U.S. is the only or even main factor in the unacceptably dangerous conditions in Central America.

MCAO 3 days after immunisation with antigen in CFA resulted in an unacceptably high mortality rate (data not shown).

26 28 Indeed, limiting the dose of allopurinol based on the presence of CKD has been shown to result in treatment failure in an unacceptably high percentage of patients.

In one case (Colgan et al., 2014), storage at 40 °C/75% RH in PVC/Aclar 2000 blisters would result in significant degradation within 6 months and that this packaging option would result in an unacceptably short shelf life in Zone 4b.

A larger volume of blood resulted in an unacceptably high back-pressure in the SPE step.