Sentence examples for it seems inexcusable from inspiring English sources

To the Editor: In an age of computer simulations, and taking into account that deep water oil rigs have been operating in the Gulf of Mexico for more than 60 years, it seems inexcusable that teams of engineers and executives did not use that time to imagine and prepare a response for the catastrophe.

It seems inexcusable that almost three years elapsed between when the state became aware of the problem and this week's notification to a final batch of 628 patients that they should be tested for two types of hepatitis and H.I.V. infection.

In addition, why are Twitter representatives for a financial services company not aware of the proper email address for security researchers to use? Twitter may be primarily a marketing channel, but sheer ignorance to key terms like "security vulnerability" seems inexcusable when, potentially, private customer information is at stake.

This seems inexcusable in light of Congressman Bob Filner's (D-CA) hearings on antidepressants and suicide in the military held in D.C. on Feb. 24, 2010.

That may seem inexcusable, but there actually is an excuse.

But even local cutbacks in activity seem inexcusable when so many are still waiting for treatment.

Faced with perhaps the most evil regime the world has seen, many decent men behaved in ways that seem inexcusable in retrospect.

His behavior may have seemed inexcusable at the time, but I'm still shocked that Galliano was expelled from Dior.

It remains, it seems to us, inexcusable that they went along with an obscene $718,000 severance package and spent weeks trying to keep it from all of us who help fund Metra.

Yet her memoir is so buoyant even in the darkest troughs of her recollections, or when she is excusing the inexcusable, that it seems a pity she did not write more.

That delay seems especially inexcusable given Japan's shaky nuclear-safety record, and the concern it has generated among many citizens.