Sentence examples for intolerable risk from inspiring English sources

That is an intolerable risk.

Joseph Curran Jr. told a news conference: "Capital punishment comes only at the intolerable risk of killing an innocent person.

"A rapid shift to low carbon growth is essential for security, competitiveness and prosperity, not an intolerable risk to competitiveness, jobs and growth.

Quoting previous opinions from the US supreme court, they found that the prisoner was at "objectively intolerable risk of harm" in that Missouri's planned method of killing him was "sure or very likely to cause... needless suffering".

Waisel wrote to the court: "In light of the insufficient dose of midazolam, it is substantially likely that McGuire [is at] substantial, palpable, objectively intolerable risk of experiencing the agony and horrifying sensation of unrelenting air hunger.

In Glossip v. Gross, lawyers for the inmates want the Supreme Court to rule that Oklahoma's current sequence of drugs for lethal injections is unconstitutional because the use of midazolam creates an ''objectively intolerable risk of harm".

Barack Obama wants to keep his BlackBerry, which advisers insist would pose intolerable risks to the commander-in-chief and the country.

The NAO said rundown buildings posed "intolerable risks to people and the environment".

Dangers and intolerable risks for human health due to anthropogenically caused environmental impacts have to be avoided.

It talked about it being "housed in buildings which pose intolerable risks to people and the environment".

In 1989, as a reporter of ABC broadcasting's "The Home Show" she was one of a few reporters in the nation to do an in-depth story on "Intolerable Risks, Pesticides in Our Children's Food," the first study of its kind by The Natural Resources Defense Council.