Sentence examples for intolerable circumstances from inspiring English sources

On one hand, a person who dies by suicide may appear to be a victim of mental illness or intolerable circumstances.

"We should remember what a terrible travesty of justice this case has been, and that having been held in intolerable circumstances for nearly 14 years, Mr Aamer will need to time to readjust to his freedom".

She fails, however, to prove him a villain: more a victim of intolerable circumstances, a bloke who did the best with what he had which wasn't much, but was unable to keep it up to the end.

"We have got armies of staff working within the health service increasingly in intolerable circumstances for an increasingly infirm population".

When I work with people who exist in the most intolerable circumstances, it becomes obvious that the "lowest" rung also contains the potential for the highest.

In some ways, nursing is paralyzed within an individualist paradigm, lacking the conceptual tools to look beyond the person's immediate surroundings that might help produce explanations for persons or groups who refuse to reject accommodation to vulnerability that present intolerable circumstances like those in developing countries where that are mass situations of poverty.

"The county therefore faced the intolerable circumstance of having an unelected third party attempt both to impose unreasonable sewer rate increases on the county's citizens and to seize the last monies in the county's general fund reserves, all for the benefit of the holders of the very indebtedness that has wreaked havoc on county's solvency and financial wherewithal," the filing said.

"Those who have found themselves in intolerable social circumstances where local governments violently repress opposition have found Maoist military strategy compelling – from the Vietcong to the Naxalites".

Jacqueline Rose Academic Irene Nemirovsky's Suite Française (Vintage £7.99), her story of France under Nazi occupation, for its extraordinary portrayal of what people can and cannot do in intolerable historical circumstances.

In their thousands, refugees and other distress migrants fleeing intolerable life circumstances are heading to Libya, a violent and failing state ruled by warring gangs, and thence across the perilous central Mediterranean route to Southern Italy.

But when he turned to the subject of Mr Assange, he called a letter from the British government over its claimed legal right to enter the Ecuadorian Embassy in London in some circumstances "intolerable" and "an explicit threat" which had to be rejected out of hand.