Sentence examples for increasingly unmanageable from inspiring English sources

Indeed enlargement could make this task harder by making the EU increasingly unmanageable.

The hike in tuition fees makes these added expenses seem increasingly unmanageable, particularly for students from less privileged backgrounds.

The family's youngest child, Florence, attempts suicide; Pierre-François faboutizes about killing his brother; and Jean-Christophe's rages become increasingly unmanageable and violent.

In any case, he will then have to turn his attention back toward home, a country that seems increasingly unmanageable, with its absurd tragedies like the crash in Manfalut.

Russia may decide to run out the clock on what will be a tortured inspections and political process, and argue (with some justification) that the opposition is increasingly unmanageable and unacceptable as a negotiating partner.

"Events of the past year indicate that the sugar program is becoming increasingly unmanageable and that radical reforms are needed urgently," said Richard G. Lugar, chairman of the Senate Agriculture Committee and a longtime opponent of the program.

Mr. Wolfson hoped to work through the Bloomberg administration's problems with what it saw as an increasingly lawless and unmanageable campground in the pulsing heart of the financial district.

The authorities themselves, facing an increasingly disorderly and unmanageable system, felt perplexed and powerless.

The hopeful lilt toward the end of Unclear Holocaust is that this catastrophe will become unmanageable, and this increasingly destructive strategy may spin out of control and destroy the world as we know it.

Amplified increasingly by climate change, those stresses threaten soon to become unmanageable.

It all becomes increasingly intoxicating, in a quasi-religious type of way, and almost frighteningly unmanageable before he has even had a chance to change his jacket.