Sentence examples for intolerable price from inspiring English sources
"Civilians in Mogadishu are paying an intolerable price for the absence of political progress and dialogue and the failure of all parties to abide by the rules of warfare".
Three years in the making, the report — known as the International Assessment of Agricultural Science and Technology for Development — says that modern agriculture has brought significant increases in food production, but that the benefits have been spread unevenly and at "an increasingly intolerable price, paid by small-scale farmers, workers, rural communities and the environment".
He also warned Hamas it would pay an "intolerable" price for continued attacks on Israel.
The Islamist group would pay an "intolerable price" for attacks on Israel, Mr Netanyahu added.
It comes after a short-lived ceasefire collapsed and Israel said it would make Hamas pay an "intolerable price".
As Israeli television showed live footage of some tanks withdrawing from Gaza in an apparent winding down of the 26-day campaign, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said Hamas would pay an "intolerable price" if it continued to attack Israel.
The "intolerable" prices that Angell writes about are confined to the brand-name sector of the American drug marketplace.
At which Biffen drily observed: "If the flagship is blocking the fleet, sink the flagship!" But attempts to correct the inflation imposed new pains which were followed by a grinding recession and only cured at a price found intolerable by the electorate in 1997.
Chuck Schumer (DN.Y ., the always outraged, headline-loving senator who hasnt disguised his ambition to succeed Harry Reid as the Senate Majority Leader, garnered some press attention the other day by calling on Saudi Arabia to boost its oil production in order to help suppress a politically intolerable rise in the price of gasoline in the U.S.
While they may have described much of the unrest in those nations as "political crises," the people on the ground in those countries know that rising unemployment, economic austerity, homelessness, and rapidly rising food prices create intolerable poverty.
Intolerance is intolerable.
