Sentence examples for intolerable with from inspiring English sources

The conditions under which they live are intolerable, with unemployment and poverty spiking.

It's presided over by a man who becomes more intolerable with every flounce.

The demise of the Monaco bar proved utterly intolerable, with a petition prompting its return in 2008.

"It was necessary to treat Greece with extraordinary measures," and now the situation in Greece is almost intolerable, with the government blocked.

Decisiveness Abroad By July 1995, the vice president saw the situation in Bosnia as becoming intolerable, with American dithering making it worse.

The publicity company dealing with Moore in Cannes had resigned, as a fractious working relationship had become intolerable, with the director and Weinstein apparently reducing one of the publicists to tears.

At one time, cataracts were removed only when they became intolerable, but with the development of effective permanent artificial lenses, Dr. Lichter said, people with otherwise healthy eyes should have cataracts removed as soon as they become bothersome.

In a memorable speech, Mr Hague imagined the "smile of intolerable anguish" with which Mr Brown might greet President Blair's motorcade as it swept into Downing Street.

The source added: "Mr Aamer is an individual separated from his family for almost 10 years, living in intolerable conditions with no end in sight.

And it was classic slavery: people forced to labor for endless hours, separated from their families, under intolerable conditions, with death as the only out.

The result is that people will be living in worse conditions – and sometimes in intolerable conditions – with no recourse to law.