Sentence examples for intolerable degree from inspiring English sources

In a widely noticed article earlier this year, Mr. Kissinger wrote: "In the existing strategic environment the ABM Treaty constrains the nation's defense to an intolerable degree".

But the ECB cannot easily avoid the implication that the perpetual nature of the international cricketing calendar is placing stresses and strains on players to what, this winter at least, has become an intolerable degree.

MP can induce death following prolonged mitotic arrest (MA) or cause multipolar mitosis, resulting in daughter cells sustaining an intolerable degree of aneuploidy.

Furthermore, the computation effort may become intolerable if a 4-degree-of-freedom (dof) AMB system is studied.

Thus, we suggest acknowledging the potential for inequitable access as occurring along a continuum ranging from inequities that could be tolerated in varying degrees, to intolerable, possibly amounting to discrimination.

Intolerance is intolerable.

More explicitly, the system encouraged and permitted a degree of risk that has proved intolerable.

She stated that her symptoms were intolerable and exaggerated in positions except over 60 degrees Fowler's or orthopneic position.

This situation is absolutely intolerable, as is the withdrawal of the university degrees awarded to Jean Plantin over ten years ago.

Since its launch in 1953 it had achieved a degree of autonomy that Mr Birt found intolerable.

Warwick established a weekly meeting to review everyone's care for their patients, and he insists on a degree of uniformity that clinicians usually find intolerable.