Sentence examples for insupportable to from inspiring English sources

"It's insupportable to have such a situation.

The downtown site for the arena would favor Wynn... Certainly, any public perception that Goodman is weak would be insupportable to this man.

But it is insupportable to conclude, as the courts did, that children who committed crimes when they were so young were beyond rehabilitation.

It seems cruel and insupportable to have your lowest-level employees making less than a living wage while C.E.O.'s get millions, regardless of the quality of their leadership.

Gibson spoke lightly enough, but at the time this home run was an almost insupportable blow to his pride.

One evening in 1985, Kouchner was having dinner with an old friend, Mario Bettati, a professor of law, and complaining that international law, by treating borders as inviolable, erected frustrating and morally insupportable barriers to his work.

This merely "bears out the idea, already widely diffuse in Europe, that our government considers dissent not a tiresome but inevitable consequence of power, but an insupportable insult to the sanctity of its mission," wrote the author and satirist Michele Serra in the left-leaning Rome newspaper La Repubblica.

But the administration itself may now have witlessly altered this dynamic with its reckless and insupportable decision to eviscerate a central provision of the Clean Air Act and allow power plants, refineries and other industrial sites to spew millions of tons of unhealthy pollutants into the air.

Such aggressive investing can drive financial prices to insupportable levels.

An NRL spokesman said the player could appeal "if there is an error in law or that the decision was unreasonable or insupportable having regard to the evidence on which it is based".

The situation in the UK (as in Italy) continues to be insupportable, yet somewhat like "serfs", we've seemed resigned to suffering it, as if no serious alternative existed.