Sentence examples for increasingly unacceptable from inspiring English sources

The situation, he said, had become "increasingly unacceptable".

"I think there is a shift happening in our culture where Page 3 is becoming increasingly unacceptable," said Holmes.

Drysdale said that he grew tired of representing a country whose government had become "increasingly unacceptable to the whole world".

Therefore many eastern European customs (minhagim) had been ignored, making the Sephardic codes increasingly unacceptable to the Ashkenazim, the Jews of German-Polish descent.

Reports emerging from Downing Street over the weekend underlined that Britain would like to get tougher on tax havens by making them "increasingly unacceptable and costly to operate".

The powerful gesture was made minutes after an appeal to both sides to end a conflict that the pope said was "increasingly unacceptable".

Eating a lot may be increasingly socially unacceptable, but it is not illegal".

Instead of a withdrawal from both roles, he was left in situ as both a senior executive and on-screen talent, a highly respected and admired broadcaster but one who raised eyebrows for behaviour increasingly deemed unacceptable, even within the BBC, for such a great friend of the boss.

He says there is growing evidence that this is happening: for instance, getting paralytic is increasingly socially unacceptable.

Commencement speakers and others are increasingly deemed unacceptable to campus audiences, based simply on their political views or career orientation.

Nevertheless, the fact that smoking has become increasingly socially unacceptable means smokers risk social alienation when they venture beyond these groups.