Sentence examples for made it unacceptable from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s, when elephant poaching was at its peak, it was largely stopped by campaigns that made it unacceptable".

The first lady has made it unacceptable for women to appear in public with covered arms.

"We have made it unacceptable not to pick that grape up".

Birkhead is more conspiratorial; he thinks Darwin knew what was happening but was afraid to say so: "Victorian values made it unacceptable for someone in his position to discuss the nitty-gritty of animal reproduction".

In Washington, a senior administration official said that at least 37 items in the proposal made it "unacceptable" and that the Clinton administration had also had the same concerns that the Bush administration now has.

Thus, what is most remarkable about the Miranda decision -- and what made it unacceptable as a matter of straightforward constitutional interpretation in the Marbury tradition -- is its palpable hostility toward the act of confession per se, rather than toward what the Constitution abhors, compelled confession.

The Cuban government said Bolsonaro's "unacceptable conditions" made "it impossible to maintain the presence of Cuban professionals in the program".

By being angry and disgusted with the current extent of inequality, we make it unacceptable, and its defenders become pariahs.

Politeness makes it unacceptable to express prejudice, even if those attitudes are actually there.

We need to make it unacceptable in all spheres of life.

The interferon caused nasal irritation severe enough to make it unacceptable as a treatment for colds.