Anything less would be unconscionable.
In calling for retribution against Microsoft, however, he loses sight of an important point: The arbitrary punishment of individuals and companies for perceived "arrogance" is nothing less than an unconscionable violation of this hallowed principle.
It seems clear that at least some of our representatives believe that our current lack of gun limitations is unconscionable, but evidently less important than re-election.
"With nearly a third of the planet affected in some way by a problem for which a clear solution exists, anything less than rapid progress is unconscionable".
"As the retirement age pushes farther back and the finances for that time of life are less and less certain, it was almost unconscionable to not take advantage of the opportunity to travel now when I had the money and the health," he said.
Opponents directly proclaim that the various NSA data-collection efforts are beyond unconscionable and should instead be viewed as nothing less than utterly un-American given its diametric opposition to hallowed Constitutional rights.
It would be unconscionable to allow a young child to sit through, much less control, the gory scenes in some games, just as it would be to let them watch an R-rated "torture porn" film.
More and more, women know that this midterm election matters in their lives, whether it's responding forcefully to unconscionable domestic violence or finally eliminating the inequality of paying women less than men.
But in 1991, former president Ronald Reagan wrote an op-ed endorsing federal gun control legislation; in 2016, Obama's proposed to do less on gun control than even Reagan wanted is seen by Reagan-worshipping Republicans as unconscionable tyranny.
To judge an agreement as unconscionable and thus worthy of being set aside, the terms for the less-moneyed spouse at the time of divorce must be more than just patently unfair, or even very unfair or extremely unfair.
